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	@C - CORN - CBOT Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More Dec 25 423'0 429'4 423'0 428'2 5'0 423'2 09:59A Mar 26 441'0 446'6 440'4 445'4 4'4 441'0 09:59A May 26 450'4 456'4 450'4 455'4 4'2 451'2 09:58A @S - SOYBEANS - CBOT Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More Nov 25 1043'0 1052'4 1041'6 1046'6 4'0 1042'6 09:58A Jan 26 1061'6 1071'4 1061'0 1066'0 4'2 1061'6 09:58A Mar 26 1076'4 1086'2 1075'4 1081'2 4'6 1076'4 09:58A @W - WHEAT - CBOT Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More Dec 25 525'0 533'0 524'0 531'2 6'2 525'0 09:58A Mar 26 542'6 550'4 542'0 548'6 6'0 542'6 09:58A May 26 554'2 561'4 553'2 560'0 6'0 554'0 09:58A @LE - LIVE CATTLE - CME Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More Oct 25 234.275 234.625 233.025 233.600 - 1.000 234.600 09:58A Dec 25 235.950 236.150 234.550 235.350 - 0.925 236.275 09:58A Feb 26 237.300 237.800 236.350 237.250 - 0.550 237.800 09:58A @HE - LEAN HOGS - CME Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More Oct 25 97.850 98.900 97.825 97.925 0.400 97.525 09:58A Dec 25 88.975 89.500 88.525 88.575 -0.275 88.850 09:58A Feb 26 90.500 91.075 90.325 90.450 90.450 09:58A My Custom Markets Symbol Open High Low Last Change Close Time More

	Stryker Farmers Exchange Co. P.O. Box 509 114 S. West St. 419-682-3251 800-336-0656

	DTN Ag Headline News
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	DTN Crops News
	Policy and Markets Starting to Align for Cover Crops, Double Cropping Monday, September 15, 2025 8:46AM CDT Farmers are blending tradition with innovation, using cover crops, no-till, and diversified practices to cut input costs, fight weeds, and protect soil while there is a growing push for regenerative agricultural practices. But these practices also offer farmers another way to reshape profitability while increasing conservation. [Read Full News Story] Why Now Might Be a Good Time to Try Cover Crops Monday, September 15, 2025 6:55AM CDT Prices for popular cover crops such as cereal rye and nitrogen-fixing brassicas are a little cheaper for producers this fall. A range of programs offers farmers incentives to try the practice and rewards farmers who have already been planting cover crops. [Read Full News Story] Western Corn Belt Yields Shine as Eastern States Struggle With Impact of Disease, Dryness Friday, September 12, 2025 7:02AM CDT A review of DTN's yield models as of Sept. 1 shows yield forecasts in Illinois, Indiana and Ohio declining or holding steady, while Western Corn Belt states see stronger corn yield potential. [Read Full News Story]

	DTN Farm Business
	Newest MAHA Report Gains Ag Support Wednesday, September 10, 2025 7:42AM CDT The official release of the latest MAHA report mirrored a leaked copy from last month that backs away from criticisms of pesticide use by farmers. The report does tout agricultural investments in precision spraying with drones and repeatedly champions soil health practices. [Read Full News Story] Nebraska Farmers See Cash Flow Concerns Thursday, September 11, 2025 9:26AM CDT At Husker Harvest Days, farmers raised concerns about cash flow issues facing crop farmers going into harvest but advocated for more market solutions such as E15 sales and boosting trade. Nebraska's governor, fresh off a trade trip to Japan, touted potential biofuel sales to the country. [Read Full News Story]