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Pam Caraway

Florala
As seen in: Farm Futures, Delta Farm Press, Southeast Farm Press, Farm Progress, Growing Produce, AgFax, Cotton Grower, Tractor Report, Agriculture Newswire
Agriculture evangelist. Writer. Family woman. Survivor. A traveling girl who comes to ground in a tiny town in LA (Lower Alabama). Opinions are my own.
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Scout your fields for marketing opportunity

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By Pam Caraway
| Farm Progress Verified
Price opportunities abound as December corn futures trade above $5 per bushel and November soybeans surpass $12, and Brian Grete, a grain analyst at Commstock Investments, sees several paths for farmers to grab good prices now and use marketing tools to take another swipe if opportunity knocks later. “There are opportunities there,” said Brian Grete of Commstock Investments, speaking on this week’s Ag Marketing IQ In Depth.
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Top Tips: Why re-ownership strategies might make sense right now

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By Ben Potter Verified, Bruce Blythe Verified, Pam Caraway
| Farm Progress Verified
+1 keyboard_arrow_down Top Tips on a Thursday “The opportunity for higher prices is definitely there,” as one broker put it in today’s edition of Top Tips. But that potential upside can put savvy grain marketers in a bit of a pickle. Do they book sales now or hold out for even better prices? The latter strategy requires one of several hedging strategies to optimize profit potential.
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Export surge could slash U.S. corn carryout, lift prices

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By Pam Caraway
| Farm Progress Verified
At a Glance Export demand could tighten corn supplies Use options to protect prices and capture any upside Capture profit opportunity of $12 soybeans A European production and supply crisis may open a price door for American corn growers. A dramatic collapse in French crop conditions combined with restricted Ukrainian exports could increase U.S. export demand, thus increasing futures prices.
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