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NEW PRODUCER LOGIN PLATFORM TO MANAGE YOUR TCG ACCOUNT(S) To serve our customers better, Tri-Cities Grain is introducing POCKT by Agvantage Software. With POCKT you access account balances, contracts, load information, settlements, cash bids and more from your smartphone, tablet or desktop. Making it a convenient and easy way to manage your accounts at Tri-Cities Grain. We are moving away from the platform we have used in the past, e-Agvantage, because it is no longer being supported. We encourage everyone to take advantage of the expanded features POCKT provides. POCKT is designed to be intuitive, easy to setup and navigate. Ensuring that users can find what they need without hassle. If you have any questions or need assistance using POCKT, please call and we will help get you setup. 509-545-0900. Click on the link below to open on desktop or scan QR code to install on your mobile device. Please open POCKT installation instructions for additional help. POCKT Producer Login Link POCKT App Installation Instructions Hours:Pasco Office Hours: 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM Monday-Thursday; Friday 7:00 AM to Noon Pasco Elevator Hours: 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday-Thursday; Closed Friday-Sunday Burbank Elevators Hours: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday-Thursday; Closed Friday-SundayContact us if you want our bids sent by text or email daily
Office #509-545-0900 & Elevator #509-545-5179.
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Commentary
4/2/25: Reciprocal tariffs announced from the White House this afternoon at 1 PM Pacific. Not going to waste time guessing what will be announced or go into effect. Feels like even after the announcement it could take the balance of the week to peg down the facts or the actuals. Export demand squarely in the crosshairs to get cut depending on countries and amounts. Weather forecasts moving rain in and out of the US Plains, some areas getting inches some areas getting none. The dryest areas of concern in Kansas are still very much up in the air for moisture. Markets are doing their job at lower prices; Monday’s report showed the second lowest planted wheat acres since 1919. US trying to plant as much corn as possible at current values and leaving wheat behind. Report out of Australia that wheat production could fall as much as 16% due to dryness this upcoming growing season. We already know all about the ongoing Russian dryness and what the past 9 months have been like in the Black Sea. Plenty of dryness talk to begin April in key growing areas around the world. USDA Reports 3/31/25: Corn acres projected at 95.326 million, market expected range was 92.5-96.6, so right in the middle of the pact. Feels like this number will grow to 96+ the further we get into Spring if prices can hang around current values. Soybean acres low end of range at 83.495 million acres. All wheat 45.35 million acres, right at the lowest market estimate of 45.4. Winter wheat 33.315 vs range of 33.3-34.31 and Spring wheat 10.02 million vs range of 10.0-11.5 million. Corn ending stocks were lowered from 8.352 billion bu last month to 8.151 billion bu. Soybeans were raised from 1.845 billion to 1.91 billion and wheat was raised from 1.089 billion to 1.237 billion. All the stock’s numbers were in line with market estimates. 7 Day US forecasts continue to be sporadic with rain moving in and out of key wheat areas. ***Tri Cities Grain now offering Grain Settlement ACH Payments as well as Vendor ACH payments. 1 page form to fill out in order to set up the process. Please call with any questions Click here for the ACH Payment form
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Commentary
Wheat Mixed at Wednesday’s Close -
Wheat posted mixed trade at Wednesday’s close, as contracts were higher in the KC market but lower in the others. Chicago SRW futures saw losses Cotton Closes Lower on Wednesday, as Reciprocal Tariffs Announced -Cotton futures were weaker on Wednesday, with contracts closing down 40 to 47 points. Crude oil futures are back down 48 cents/barrel, as the US Cattle Rally on Liberation Day -Live cattle futures were rallying into Liberation Day, with contracts up $1.25 to $2 at the close. This morning’s Fed Cattle Exchange online Hogs Round Out Wednesday Mixed, as Mexico Left Off the Reciprocal Tariffs -Lean hog futures posted mixed trade on Wednesday, with contracts down 35 to 50 cents in the nearbys and pulling off their lows into the close. Corn Fall on Wednesday as Liberation Day Tariffs Announced -Corn futures closed the midweek session with contracts fractionally lower in some new crop months to as much 4 cents in the red for nearbys. The Soybeans Slip Lower on Wednesday, with Reciprocal Tariffs Announced -Soybeans pulled off the lows on Wednesday, but still closed in the red, down 2 to 5 cents. CmdtyView’s national front month Cash Bean price was Full commentary... |
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