AgriVisor Market Calls: Recent Episodes
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Karl Setzer and Joe Camp discuss the outlook for grain markets heading into month's end.
Karl and Joe recap the latest crop report and discuss the influences of weather and trade on grain prices.
Karl and Joe catch up ahead of a Friday crop report that could take a backseat to current weather concerns.
Karl and Joe talk about the trade deal news flip flop and cover the latest crop conditions report.
Karl Setzer and Joe Camp recap a strong soy export report and discuss wheat's being a weight on corn.
Karl Setzer and Joe Camp recap the latest supply and demand report before looking ahead to the weather forecast.
Karl and Joe catch up on weather, crop conditions, trade prospects and other main grain market drivers.
Karl and Joe talk about technical resistance stalling the grain price bounce and debate possible China trade outcomes.
Karl and Joe discuss speculator sentiment and whether it might shift bullish because of some catalyst like weather or trade with China.
Karl Setzer and Joe Camp discuss a grain market that is focusing on the fundamentals, particularly planting progress and weather to come.
Karl and Joe recap the crop report and review current developments related to weather and trade.
Karl and Joe talk about the weather and other issues impacting grain markets, like the U.S./China Trade war and influences from oil and currencies.
Karl and Joe discuss a corn and soybean price bounce that has both technical and fundmanetal underpinnings.
Karl Setzer and Joe Camp talk about U.S. planting progress and global weather trends along with discussion about trade prospects and the impact of a strong dollar.
Joe asks Karl for the latest on ag market influences including oil, weather, and renewed chatter about the U.S./China trade deal.
Joe calls Karl for his take on market action that features oil putting pressure on corn and global trade restraints boosting U.S. wheat price prospects.
Karl and Joe talk about pressure on grains coming from a stronger dollar, weaker oil, and falling stock prices.
Karl and Joe recap the April WASDE report that saw additions to U.S. corn, soybean, and wheat carryout estimates.
Karl and Joe strip away the coronavirus concerns and reconsider the usual fundamental influences for grain markets.
Karl Setzer and Joe Camp catch up on the latest grain market news, covering Tuesday's crop report, coronavirus impacts, and the OPEC oil deal fallout.
Karl Setzer and Joe Camp survey top grain market influences like trade and technicals at the start of a new week.
Karl Setzer and Joe Camp catch up on a Friday that features grains giving up some of their recent price gains.
Karl and Joe catch up to talk about wheat's leadership and expectations for grain exports.
Karl Setzer and Joe Camp recap the January crop reports and discuss what might be ahead for grain markets.
Karl and Joe talk about the grain price selloff and preview two very crucial weeks ahead for crop markets.
Karl Setzer and Joe Camp put the previous year into review and discuss grain market prospects for 2020.
Karl and Joe catch up over quiet markets and discuss three things to watch for guidance on grain prices.
Karl and Joe enjoy talking about drivers of a higher start for grain futures on Thursday.
Karl Setzer and Joe Camp talk about a disappointing start for grain futures on Tuesday, despite fresh China soybean purchases and promise of a coming USMCA approval.
Karl and Joe talk about further technical weakness for the grains while discussing potential for fundamental strength to take over.
Karl Setzer and Joe Camp visit on a short holiday trading week that sees grains under pressure.
Karl and Joe talk about future corn export potential in light of slow soy planting in Brazil and changing currency values.
Karl and Joe discuss corn market weakness and the ongoing uncertainty related to trade.
Karl and Joe recap the week's action and wonder if fresh news is on tap for the grains next week.
Karl Setzer and Joe Camp try to sort out conflicting news items involving Chinese soy demand and a possible U.S./China trade deal.
Karl and Joe are joined by Mike Tannura of T-storm Weather to talk cold temperature records being broken and to discuss current conditions in South America and other key growing regions.
Karl and Joe discuss propane and high drying demand before recapping the latest news on U.S./China trade talks.
Karl Setzer and Joe Camp talk about corn futures taking a bearish technical turn and soybeans being pressured by more China trade negativity.
Karl and Joe discuss early results from a yield poll and talk about harvest pressure as a headwind for the grains today.
Karl Setzer and Joe Camp talk about why the grains started lower but are finding strength into the closing bell.
Karl Setzer and Joe Camp survey market influences including weather, exports, and South American trade and production prospects.
Karl Setzer and Joe Camp sort out the latest U.S./China trade news that has soybean futures taking a step back.
Karl Setzer and Joe Camp take a look at the grain charts and assess early progress for the South American planting season.
Karl Setzer and Joe Camp chat about harvest progress and expectations for future USDA production adjustments.
Karl and Joe talk about uncertainty related to the partial U.S./China trade deal, recap a disappointing crush report, and discuss soybean harvest progress.
Karl Setzer and Joe Camp sort out market influences related to technicals, weather, ethanol, and trade.
Karl and Joe catch up on the key market influences including this week's crop report and next week's weather forecast.
Karl Setzer and Joe Camp recap the September crop report and talk about the latest U.S./China trade developments.
Karl Setzer and Joe Camp talk about trade policy uncertainty causing economic worries and economic worries weighing on grain prices.
Karl Setzer discuss grain export performance and consider the influence of an improved weather forecast.
Karl and Joe talk about basis opportunities, rehash the crop report, and assess progress on U.S./China trade talks.
Karl and Joe recap the crop report and talk about observations from the AgriVisor Harvest Preview Tour.
Karl and Joe discuss the latest U.S./China trade developments and preview the upcoming crop report.
Karl Setzer and Joe Camp cover the key drivers: weather, technicals, and China trade talk.
Karl Setzer and Joe Camp talk about cancelled soybean exports and the latest U.S./China trade developments.
Karl Setzer and Joe Camp see better weather and Chinese trade disappointment pressuring the grains.
Karl and Joe discuss technical pressures on the grains and survey additional influences coming from outside markets.
Karl Setzer and Joe Camp talk about bearish demand considerations and discuss wheat's influence on corn and beans.
Karl and Joe recap last week's crop report influence and preview upcoming weather considerations and expectations for crop condition ratings.
Karl Setzer and Joe Camp talk about expectations for the coming crop report and related marketing strategies.
Karl and Joe talk about three primary market drivers: technicals, weather, and the next crop report.
Karl Setzer and Joe Camp debate how many corn acres have been lost ahead of the upcoming crop reports.
Karl Setzer and Joe Camp talk to Mike Tannura of T-Storm Weather about upcoming changes in the forecast.
Weather and technicals remain top talking points, but Karl and Joe talk about extra influences on the grains from outside markets and politics.
Karl Setzer and Joe Camp discuss prospects for grain demand and wonder if the rally on short supply fears is about to fizzle.
Karl and Joe talk about the underlying cash market dynamics and the influence on grain futures.
Karl Setzer and Joe Camp cover a corn rally that is producing new contract highs in the futures market.
Karl and Joe recap a market session that saw soybeans rally to gain back ground on corn.
Karl and Joe recap a crop report that rallied corn with help from lower acres and yield projections.
Karl Setzer and Joe Camp preview the upcoming crop report and discuss the latest trade policy developments.
Karl Setzer and Joe Camp rehash the three major market drivers: weather, crop progress expectations, and trade relations.
Karl tells Joe about the latest trade war developments, these ones involving top ag commodity customer Mexico.
Karl Setzer and Joe Camp discuss a volatile weather market that is still developing in the grain space.
Karl and Joe recap an International Grains Council report and preview upcoming ethanol and export reports.
Karl Setzer and Joe Camp wonder if the overnight grain rally has legs to last through the session.
Karl Setzer and Joe Camp preview the afternoon Crop Progress report and wonder about the influence of wet weather on acreage decisions.
Karl Setzer and Joe Camp talk about a rally that leaves nearby corn futures up 21 cents for the week.