DTN’s Todd Hultman joins us today to unpack the latest on global stocks, and to discuss how he’s monitoring news about inflation, high fertilizer prices, supply chains, and COVID-19. We’ll discuss domestic and international demand shifts, the possible regional pressures on planting intentions, and basis and other price expectations.
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We go through the latest ag confidence numbers, and break down farmer concerns about the year ahead. We also discuss how an ambiguous trade and policy outlook, drought, and COVID might be affecting perspectives, and more.
With so many grain contract options available and ever-changing crop prices, how can you determine which approach is right for you? Which grain contract will effectively balance risk management without sacrificing potential profit increases? Are accumulator grain contracts conducive to your marketing plan, or is a more straightforward minimum price contract the way to go?
If you are looking into getting started with commodity trading, you may have noticed that commodity prices aren’t always as straightforward as you might think. This article will look at the two different types of commodity prices and what they can indicate about the market. Understanding these concepts will prove essential to getting started with commodity trading.
Becoming proficient in measuring and managing financial risks in trading is essential for success in your investments. Learning different terms and market indications is also essential. Take a look at one of them here, bull and bear spreads: what they mean and indicate about the market.
A significant amount of time, money and resources are invested in developing a successful go-to-market plan – and for good reason. The GTM plan positions the company to be successful throughout the lifecycle of the product or service. Just as important is that a sound GTM plan can flex when the market, or external drivers, change. Having spent considerable time as a strategy consultant for several clients, I often see these three key issues inhibit a strong GTM plan in the agribusiness sector.
Todd Hultman of DTN joins us to unpack the updated figures in the latest WASDE report, which is likely to be the last major adjustment to the 2021 yield numbers before the January WASDE.
Harnessing technological advancements in the agriculture industry has indeed benefited agribusinesses. But the benefits seen around the world don’t stop at the businesses themselves — the implementation of e-agriculture is offering many benefits to the environment at large as well. Learn more about the impact smart agriculture has had on farmers in developing countries and how these strategies support the environment.
In reality, the success of any industry can essentially be boiled down to two fundamental processes: an efficient production of goods, and a strong connection to a market in order to sell those goods to customers. The Ag industry is no different. Agribusinesses today are continually looking for ways to help their customers improve crop yields and stay connected to in an ever-changing market – no easy task!
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