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George Schupback
@gschupback
Husband & father of 3 daughters. Owner of Schupback Farms LLC Grow corn,soybeans & wheat Raise Simmental & Sim Angus cattle.
Chariton County Mo Katılım Aralık 2012
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This is how you stand up to the woke mob 🔥
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A derecho is moving across Illinois and Indiana this hour, leaving wind damage, gusts to 90 mph, and 200,000 customers without power in its wake. bit.ly/46GrHoj
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@zane_jones Just talked to a good friend by Macomb IL said he had 2.2 but with 104 mph winds.
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@gschupback Yep that’s it. All came in about 10 minutes. Get north of me very far and there is flat corn.
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Grains get smacked across the board despite the awful crop conditions yesterday. Where both the corn and bean numbers came in at the worst since 1988..
Yes, these numbers took into account the rainfall over the weekend. So why did the grains get hit so hard if the ratings were so bullish yesterday?
The only reason is the forecasts. Not rain that has fallen. The forecasts. As they are showing the entire Midwest receiving 1/2 to 1 inch of rain next week. We also have the USDA report Friday that has some people nervous.
How much rain would every area need to break the drought?
Below is a map that shows how much rain each area needs to be back to normal.
As you can see, a large portion of the corn belt and I-states need a lot of rain. 3 to 9 inches…
The markets deciding to trade the forecasts rather than the facts might be a mistake. As crop conditions haven’t been this bad since 1988, and it's not even close. With the next closet year being 2012 where they were 55% rated G/E. Our corn index score is the worst it has ever been for this week since 1988. Illinois's crop is the worst on record for this time, as they are also the shortest moisture they have ever been since they began tracking.
The market is already pricing in rain. Rain that hasn't happened yet. So if that rain does come, a good portion of that is already priced into the markets. So what happens if that rain doesn't fall? Well, that gives us a very good chance to see our markets pick back up steam and push higher…
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