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COVID -19 ANNOUNCEMENT
EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY
OPEN WITH LIMITED ACCESS
To protect the health and safety of CG&S employees, patrons and neighbors we will be implementing a limited public contact policy at all CG&S locations effective until further notice. All locations will emain open and staffed but entrances and exits to facilities will be locked to the public. We're here to help but ask that all business transactions be done over the phone, text or email for the time being. Please call ahead if anything needs to be ordered or picked up so a CG&S employee can have it set out and ready for pick up. If a product needs loaded by a CG&S employee, please call prior to your arrival and we will be glad to load it for you. As another preventative measure, please remain in your vehicle while we load your products. Thank you for you help and cooperation as we all deal with this difficult situation.
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135 N Main Hillsboro, KS 67063
620-947-3917 office
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Hillsboro, Kansas (67063)
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- DXY Is Bearish After Broken Trendline
- Cocoa (CC) Daily MACD Positively Crossing
- ACE Backs Technology-Neutral Approach to Infrastructure and Incentives For E15-E85 and Flexible Fuel Vehicles
- Winter Wheat in Kansas Could be Better, Could Use Rain
- U.S. Corn Outperforms That From South America in Starch Yields, Offering Value to Overseas Customers
- Mississippi Cotton: Early Season Management Considerations – Podcast
- Michigan: Options for Renewing Pesticide Certification
- Single Week U.S. Sorghum Sales Shatter Previous Records
- Michigan Soybeans: Assessing Frost/Freeze Damage to Emerged Plants
- Land Rent: Negotiating Reasonable Rates in Times of High Market Prices
- Dry Products Price Summary
- Daily Movement Report
- Tomato Fax Report
- National Watermelon Report
- National FOB Review
- Shipping Point Vegetable Recap Report - Washington, DC
- Shipping Point Fruit Recap Report - Washington, DC
- Shipping Point Fruit Report - Yakima, WA
- Shipping Point Vegetable Report - Phoenix, AZ
- Soy Market Stronger on Thursday
- The domestic soy market continued higher on Thursday. Soybean futures closed 4 1/2 to 9 1/4 cents in the black. For the month to date May beans are still 25 3/4 cents lower, but new crop November is a penny stronger. Soymeal futures closed the Thursday session with $2.60 to...
- Wheat Higher at Close
- Thursday was an up day for wheat. CBT futures closed the session 3 1/2 to 5 3/4 cents higher. Through the first half of the month, May SRW is up 30 3/4 cents. KC HRW futures closed the day with gains of 1 1/4 to 4 1/4 cents. May HRW...
- Corn Closes Mixed
- At the close on Thursday, corn futures were mixed. Old crop prices ended the session 2 3/4 to 4 cents in the red, but May breached $6 overnight. New crop futures closed 1 to 2 1/4 cents higher. The new crop soy/corn ratio was 2.477 at the close, compared to...
- Limit Losses for Thursday Hogs
- Friday lean hog trading will have expanded limits of $4.50, after futures closed today with limit losses from May-August. USDA’s National Average Afternoon Base Hog price was $1.43 higher to $102.78. WCB prices were $104.46. The CME Lean Hog Index was up another 32 cents on 4/13, to $102.70. Pork...
- Cattle Market Weaker on Thursday
- For the 5th straight day, and a combined move of $2.15 (April), live cattle futures closed red. Losses were 40 to 50 cents, with April the weakest. There have been 35 deliveries scheduled against April cattle, with a total of 119 tendered deliveries. Cash sales for the week have been...
- Cotton Higher for Close
- After firmness at midday, front month cotton futures broke to the upside and ended the Thursday session 20 to 82 points in the black. Month to date price moves in May contracts resulted in a net 427 point rally. New crop December contracts are 3.08 cents/lb stronger since the start...
