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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
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Commentary
5/12/25: Wheat made new lows again today on a bearish USDA report. US wheat carryout sits at 923 million bu inching closer and closer to the billion bu mark. HRW production estimated at 784 million bu, SRW 345 million, SWW 252 million, HRS 400 million. Spring wheat acres are below the 10-year average of 480 million planted acres. We have a large buffer with carrying in stocks estimated around 227 million bu, but the potential is there for record low production and a bull story building in spring wheat. We can’t point to any other bullish inputs for wheat on today’s report. World carryout are large and currently we do not have any weather problems to point to. US corn ending stocks lowered to 1.415 billion bu for 24/25 and came in at 1.8 billion estimates for 25/26. Market was expecting scratch 2 billion on the further out carryout with the major increase in acres this year. Points to the USDA believing we will continue to see strong demand. Soybean ending stocks dropped from 375 million bu to 350 million bu 24/25 and estimates for 25/26 at 295 million, lower than the market anticipated as well. Bullish row crop report as we enter prime row crop weather season. Volatility should increase over the next 6 weeks. Positive news out of the trade war last night as China and the US agreed to drop tariffs significantly over the next 90 days as they continue to work towards an agreement. Seems like other countries are now pushing to make deals as we are about halfway through the first 90 day pause. Progress with China is helpful for all commodities but more bullish Soybeans and Corn than wheat. Finally, corn is seen at 62% planted nationally vs the 5-year average of 56%. Soybeans sit at 48% vs the 5-year average of 37%. Spring Wheat 54% vs the 5-year average of 42%. As of now spring crops seem to be going in the ground without issue. Winter Wheat conditions improved week over week from 51% Good/Excellent to 54% Good/Excellent. ***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 Falls Lower on Monday -
Wheat futures fell lower across the three exchanges on Monday, pressured by less than bullish USDA data. Chicago SRW futures were 6 to 7 cents in Soybeans Rally on Tuesday Following Weekend Trade Talks and Friendly USDA Data -Soybeans closed out the Monday session with contracts rallying 20 to 27 cents. The cmdtyView Cash Bean price was up 19 3/4 cents to $10.60. Soymeal Corn Pulls Back to Close Mixed Despite Bill Friendly USDA Data -Corn futures fell back from the higher post-USDA report trade on Monday, with nearbys slipping 1 to 2 cents. New crop contracts were 3 to 4 cents in Hogs Post Gains on Monday -Lean hog futures saw some strength on Monday, with contracts up anywhere from 35 cents to $2.05. USDA’s national average base hog negotiated price Cattle Rally on Monday Following Trade Talks and Import Suspension -Live cattle futures rallied $1.50 to $2.15 into the close on Monday. Cash trade settled in last week $218-220 in the South, with northern action at Cotton Holds onto Gains on Monday -Cotton futures fell back from the early session high, but held onto gains on Monday of 2 to 18 points into the close. Crude oil prices posted gains Full commentary... |
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