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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
4/21/25: Rain event in the southern plains over the weekend was more widespread than originally thought, hitting drier parts of Kansas. 7 Day forecasts show a widespread rain event for the dry western parts of Kansas, Nebraska and Oklahoma. Enough rain to catch up the past 60 days of being behind. Same event shows the Dakotas and NW Minnesota getting hit, helping them catch up as well. Montana remains dry with no significant moisture forecast currently. The US Dollar is at 3 year lows and looks to push lower this morning. Canadian Dollar and the Euro all screaming higher, in theory should help exports as we wrestle with tariffs. China overnight accused Washington of abusing tariffs and warned other countries about striking deals with the US on tariffs that could hurt China. Japan’s Prime Minister said that Japan will not just keep conceding in US tariff talks, indicating a more drawn-out negotiation. An announcement this morning regarding section 301 and the Chinese ship port fees indicates that coal and grain will be exempt moving forward. Weaker dollar and no extra port fees should help wheat exports given how cheap prices have gotten. Wheat off 5-7 cents this morning, corn floating around unchanged. 4/10/25 USDA Report: Nothing surprising out of todays report. Corn ending stocks pegged at 1.465 billion down from 1.54 billion in March. Average market guess was 1.51 billion so lower than the average guess, but still with in the range of estimates. Soybeans dropped from .38 to .375, so nothing to see there. Wheat ending stocks were raised from .819 to .846 billion. HRW saw the biggest increase from 382 million to 408 million. Spring wheat increased from 207 million to 223 million, and SWW dropped from 70 million to 67 million. World ending stocks for corn were lowered as well from 288.94 MMT to 287.7 MMT, same story as US ending stocks lower end of the estimates but within the range. Wheat left unchanged globally and Soybeans raised from 121.41 to 122.5 MMT. Brazil Corn and Bean production left unchanged while Argentina Corn was lowered from 50 MMT to 49 MMT and Soybeans were lowered from 49 MMT to 48.21 MMT. Bearish wheat bullish corn neutral soybeans, all which the market anticipated.
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Commentary
Cotton Closes with Weakness on Monday -
Cotton futures bounced off the midday lows, but still closed with 14 to 55 points on Monday. Crude oil futures were back down $1.30/barrel, with the Soybeans Fall Lower on Monday -Soybeans posted Monday losses of 5 to 7 cents across most contracts. CmdtyView’s national front month Cash Bean price was down 6 cents at $9.79 Corn Slips into Monday’s Close -The corn market failed to hold the early session strength on Monday, with contracts ending the session with fractional losses in the front months. Cattle Falls Out of the Long Weekend -Live cattle futures came out of the weekend with stronger traders early but slipping to close with 5 to 35 cent losses. Cash trade from last week Wheat Falls on Monday, with NASS Ratings Slipping -The wheat market posted Monday losses across the three exchanges. Chicago SRW futures were down 10 to 11 cents in the front months at the close. Hogs Hold Higher on Monday -Lean hog futures saw gains of a tick to 65 cents in the front months on Monday. USDA’s national average base hog negotiated price was reported at Full commentary... |
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