Dunkerton Co-op is looking to fill the following open positions. Please click on the Position for more information:
Chemical & Liquid Fertilizer Plant Operations Manager
Truck Driver
Custom Applicator/Operations
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Futures Quotes
Quotes are delayed, as of December 09, 2022, 07:53:41 PM CST or prior.
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Monday through Friday
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Dunkerton Co-op in cooperation with the Cooperative Finance Association is offering a 2023 Production Ag Financing Program for Fert/Chem and Seed purchased from Dunkerton Co-op. For more info see the Agronomy page.
Dunkerton Co-op is proud to offer:
Beck's Hybrids is the largest family-owned seed company in the United States. Beck's has access to the largest genetic pool in the world and also offers the most advanced technologies to help you get the genetics and protective traits you need to reach higher yields. For more information on Beck's Hybrids, give us a call.
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Ag Market Commentary
- Cotton Closes Mid-Range on Friday Gains
- March cotton printed a 365 point range on Friday from -75 to +290. The 10 to 39 point gains across the front months were mostly mid-range. March futures were a net 225 points lower for the week. USDA maintained their average farm price at 85 cents/lb in the December WASDE....
- Hogs Firm Up into Closing Bell
- Lean hog futures climbed off the day’s lows to end 30c to $1 off the low and within $1 of the day’s high. Overall the closing quotes showed a 42c loss in Dec and a 70 cent loss for Feb, with $0.25 to $1.05 gains in the deferred contracts. For...
- Wheat Ends Near Lows for the Day
- The wheat market continued to slide lower through Friday, giving back another double digits on the report day. Chicago prices settled within 5 cents of the day’s low on 10 to 12 cent losses. KC wheat futures closed 11 3/4 to 12 3/4 cents in the red, with March within...
- Cattle Rally into Weekend
- Live cattle futures were $0.75 to $1.62 higher on Friday. For Feb that was enough to erase most of the week’s weakness, but the contract was still a net 32 cents lower from Friday to Friday. USDA confirmed some catch up trade on Friday, steady to $2 lower from $153-$155...
- CoT Data Confirmed Liquidation in Soy Oil
- Soybean futures closed nearly a dime off their highs on Friday, and ended the session fractionally mixed to 2 1/2 cents lower. Jan printed a 15 cent range on the day. Meal prices were stronger again on Friday, with the $2.40 to $6.20/ton gains leaving Jan up 16% for the...
- Mixed Friday in Corn Market
- New crop corn prices closed a penny to 1 1/2 cents weaker on Friday, while new crop extended the bounce by a penny to 2 3/4 cents. USDA reduced the cash average corn price by 10 cents to $6.70 in the Dec WASDE. USDA’s weekly Ethanol Report showed the average...
