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Jenny Schlecht
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Grain markets focusing less on tariffs, more on fundamentals, while cattle markets move with stock markets
By Jenny Schlecht Verified, ranch near Medina| Agweek Verified With grain markets finishing the week in pretty good shape despite continued uncertainty and news about tariffs and trade relations, Randy Koenen of the Red River Network speculated on the Agweek Market Wrap that maybe the market is becoming "I don't want to say immune to it, but it just seems like they become numb, maybe, to some of that news."Randy Martinson of Martinson Ag Risk Management said that thought does seem to have some validity.
By Ariana Schumacher Verified, Jenny Schlecht Verified, Michael Johnson| Mitchell Daily Republic Verified The last big drought at Jorgensen Land and Cattle in Ideal, South Dakota, was in 2012. That spring was fairly normal. This spring is drier than at the same time that year. But Bryan Jorgensen, chief agronomy operations officer, knows that can change quickly in the spring. "This is normally when we get most of our moisture,” he said.
By Ariana Schumacher Verified, Jenny Schlecht Verified, Michael Johnson| Mitchell Daily Republic Verified The last big drought at Jorgensen Land and Cattle in Ideal, South Dakota, was in 2012. That spring was fairly normal. This spring is drier than at the same time that year. But Bryan Jorgensen, chief agronomy operations officer, knows that can change quickly in the spring. "This is normally when we get most of our moisture,” he said.
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Agweek
AGWEEK is the agricultural news leader across Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota and South Dakota. Over the course of 30+ years, AGWEEK Magazine has grown into a dominant brand that produces print, television, and digital media. AGWEEK always brings the most current information on markets, trends, technology and people in agriculture. With a staff of seasoned ag reporters and engaging columnists, AGWEEK speaks to every audience associated with farming, ranching, food, agribusiness and rural lifestyle. AGWEEK TV, hosted by trusted ag reporter, anchor and meteorologist Michelle Rook, reaches viewers across the upper Midwest. Michelle and our team of talented journalists and producers report on agriculture news, rural lifestyle, technology and trends every weekend. AGWEEK connects with more farmers and ranchers in the upper Midwest than any other ag media outlet. If it's happening in agriculture and food, it can be found in AGWEEK Magazine, on AGWEEK.com or AGWEEK TV.
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