Futures Trading involves risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone. Past profits are not necessarily indicative of future results/profits. We walk through the day’s ag markets, then get brutally specific on what fertilizer and farm fuel pricing looks like right now in the Midwest. We share the charts behind nitrogen, phosphate, and diesel moves so you can plan ahead instead of getting surprised. • Export sales snapshot for corn, wheat, and soybeans • Weather outlook and why it caps rallies • Futures closes across grains, wheat, cattle, and hogs • Jed Sidwell on the feeder cattle and fat cattle selloff • NH3, urea, and UAN pricing and why NH3 pencils best per pound of N • Potash versus phosphates, plus why MAP and DAP stay firm • Fertilizer Price Index compared to expected new crop corn revenue • Diesel jump, tight distillate stocks, and why exports matter • Propane levels ahead of grain drying season May I direct you to Agbull.com where you can dig deeper with AgBull Intel, 855-737 Farm. Take the Markets by the Horns with Agbull.com. Tommy&#x27;s Premium Subscription: www.agbull.com AgBull Audio and Video Links Apple Music Spotify YouTube TikTok Futures Trading involves risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone. Past profits are not necessarily indicative of future results/profits.

AG Squawk with Davis Michaelson | Davis's Fertilizer Update!

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Futures trading involves risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone. Past profits are not necessarily indicative of future results or profits. It'll be just me today. Well, me and you. Thanks for tuning into Ag Squawk in the afternoon. We'll chat about the markets as usual. And in fact, I might even bring in Jed Sidwell just a little bit to give us some clarity on the cattle market.

Big down move there. But my main focus today is going to be fertilizer and farm fuels pricing. I've got a ton of charts to share. I've got maps. There's a graph in there somewhere. Stick around and I'll give you the straight skinny on fuels and Ferts.

From behind the big blue bodacious microphone of Ag Bull, your pal Davis Michaelson, the handsome newsman for Ag Squawk in the afternoon. Thanks for spending some time with us today. I like to do this every once in a while. I've been working on fuels and fertilizer prices since June of 2012, almost nonstop. And I've got I've got some charts. I've got some graphs. I've got some thoughts. I've even got some stuff on diesel from Weissmeyer that you're not going to not going to want to miss.

Well, you've got to know. And this is the thing you've got to know. It's it's not all good news. I wish I could come to you and say that fertilizer prices have gone through the floor and that everything's going to be OK and affordable and lovely. But I am of the mind that if you're going to have trouble ahead, it's best to know as soon as possible so that you can maybe check off some variables, put in some strategies, get something figured out before things get too...

AG Squawk with Davis Michaelson | Davis's Fertilizer Update!

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AG Squawk with Davis Michaelson | Davis's Fertilizer Update!

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The candid version is on a podcast, not the earnings call.

The candid version is on a podcast,
not the earnings call.