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Ok. So, I can’t do a handstand and also simultaneously do the splits. 🙄 BUT, I can do this (for a little added encouragement for the markets and China) #pftour22
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Ted Seifried
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Ted Seifried
@TheTedSpread
VP and Chief Market Strategist of Zaner Ag Hedge. Trading commodity futures and options involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors.
Chicago, IL Katılım Ağustos 2010
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This is my quant
norm coleman 🐈🌽👸@realnormcoleman
damn those some dongs hangin off the may corn weekly norm
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For more historical context on these numbers, I wrote this piece a few years ago highlighting the critical role of the 19th century in shaping modern U.S. corn exports. It was fascinating to write.
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I’ll be reviewing the Quarterly Grain Stocks and Prospective Plantings reports and what we are seeing going forward. Join us!
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This is incredibly cool. We are the world's corn exporter.
Karen Braun@kannbwx
🌽In 1861 the U.S. exported about 12 million bushels of corn per year. At today's estimated 3.3 billion bushels, the Civil War-era annual export volume leaves the country every 32 hours.
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Did you miss Commodity Classic? We've got you covered.
Our Chief Market Strategist @TheTedSpread did a @ChannelSeed-Sponsored Presentation with Economics Professor @EdUsset at the convention, discussing 2026 marketing strategies for corn and soybeans.
Don't starting planting season without a plan. Give it a read:
farmprogress.com/marketing/more…
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@GlobalWatchClub It really is. And it actually goes on dives!
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@KsStockton Right? I thought about 17 billion bushel gorilla. But that didn’t sound as cool.
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@TheTedSpread *952 billion pounds.
17 billion is bushels not pounds.
Just messing, no one would've gotten a 952 reference.
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In this same timeframe corn was up just 5 3/4 cents. There is another 17 billion pound gorilla in the room… the American farmer.
Karen Braun@kannbwx
🌽HOLY. CORN. BUYING. Money managers in the week ended March 10 bought more than 140,000 CBOT corn futures & options contracts (the fourth most for any week on record). The resulting net long - 193,271 contracts - isn't even halfway to the all-time record (429k in 2010).
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@sixteenth_prez @MarketToMarket @naomiblohm You’ve had so many chances to buy the $100 call for 1/8 of a cent. 🤷♂️🤦♂️
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@MarketToMarket @naomiblohm If corn goes to $125 should I be looking to re-own?
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@FoulkShay I don’t know about you. But that’s the guy I’m picking in a bar fight. Every time
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If there’s 2.1 million farmers this assumes each farmer weighs 8,095.24 lb. Thanks a lot, Ted.
Ted Seifried@TheTedSpread
In this same timeframe corn was up just 5 3/4 cents. There is another 17 billion pound gorilla in the room… the American farmer.
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@BradyD78 @TheTedSpread Even @MarketToMarket says corn has a chance to breach the critical $125 level
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📉U.S. UCO imports fell off a cliff to start 2026.
U.S. imports of waste vegoils (including used cooking oil) dropped to a 3+ year low in January. Volumes were down 82% from January 2025 and no imports were recorded from China for the first time in almost three years.
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Production up and stocks down is about as good as it gets
Karen Braun@kannbwx
🇺🇸U.S. ethanol production last week hit 1.126M barrels per day, the third best weekly volume on record. However, ethanol stocks declined on the week to 25.6M barrels, which is actually the week's lowest reading in four years.
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Corn still hanging in there as we get into our “typical” peak export season
Karen Braun@kannbwx
Soybean inspections really need to stay above average from here on out (for the most part), so bigger numbers now are very helpful. Last week wasn't corn's best, but one (relatively) "meh" week doesn't make a trend. It shouldn't cause much concern unless the pattern repeats.
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📈New-crop CBOT corn & soybeans marked new annual highs on Friday, both surpassing the 2025 highs. But could even higher prices come beyond March?
Dec corn hasn't set its annual high in March since 1999, soybeans haven't since 2004.
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✨ Happy International Women's Day! Celebrating the amazing women in agriculture who inspire and innovate. Together, we grow! 💪 #WomenInAg
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Markets Now audio podcast: @TheTedSpread
@ZanerAgHedge says #soybeans #corn end mostly higher as #China summit confirmed. Still trying to decide what #Iran war means for ag markets. #Cattle recover above support.
@AgDayTV @FarmJournal @USFarmReport
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Markets Now @FarmJournal YouTube: @TheTedSpread @ZanerAgHedge says #soybeans #corn end mostly higher as #China summit confirmed. Still trying to decide what #Iran war means for ag markets. #Cattle recover above support. @AgDayTV @USFarmReport
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Commodity Classic is wrapped up, and this one was definitely a classic!
We got to meet a lot of new and familiar faces, and our Chief Market Strategist @TheTedSpread provided some great presentations about market conditions.
The margaritas weren't bad, either 🍹
We'll see you in New Orleans for Commodity Classic 2027! #Classic26
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