The Ag View Pitch

Providing value to our clients and producers with a variety of interviews and farm related discussion from a grower and marketer perspective.

The Ag View Pitch is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 794 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts The Ag View Pitch, a business show with 794 episodes published.

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  #799 - “El Niño Rally? $5 Corn & $12 Beans” - Weekly Market Outlook: Aug 17-21

  Aug 16, 202645 min

  https://19-minutes.supercast.com Corn and soybean markets finished the week on a strong note after the latest USDA report, and Brian Split of AgMarket.net sees reasons for farmers to stay patient beyond their immediate harvest needs. Chris Barron and Brian break down the latest corn and soybean setup, including: December corn targets around $4.90, $5.00 and $5.05 Why $4.70 matters short term and $4.60 is a major line in the sand The $12 level in November soybeans and what could come next Strong corn demand and what tightening carry may be telling the market How to handle the “iffy bushels” that may exceed available storage Harvest basis, cash-flow needs and fall delivery decisions Why South American weather and a strengthening El Niño could become increasingly important Ways producers can manage downside risk without completely giving up upside Brian Split, AgMarket.net 815-665-0463 bsplitt@agmarket.net agmarket.net #GrainMarketing #CornMarket #Soybeans

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  #797 - “183+ Corn Yield? USDA Report Risk & Harvest Basis” - Weekly Market Outlook: Aug 10-14

  Aug 9, 202616 min

  https://19-minutes.supercast.com The August 12 USDA report could quickly reset the corn and soybean markets as harvest approaches. Chris Barron is joined by Daniel Elsner of Cargill in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, to break down national corn yield expectations, possible acreage changes, technical resistance, and the market signals farmers should watch heading into August 10-14. The corn market appears to be trading a national yield near 182 to 183 bushels per acre. Daniel explains why a number above 183 could pressure corn prices, why nearby resistance may limit corn’s short-term upside, and why November soybeans currently have a stronger technical setup. They also discuss how quickly an initial bullish reaction to the USDA report could reverse. For farmers, the conversation turns to decisions that cannot wait: clearing remaining old-crop grain, estimating bushels without storage, finding local basis opportunities, and placing target orders before the report. With harvest approaching and storage potentially tighter than usual, communicating with local buyers and planning around the local harvest window could be just as important as the report itself. Topics include: August 12 USDA yield and acreage changes Corn yield expectations near 182 to 183 bushels per acre Technical resistance limiting corn prices Short-term upside potential in November soybeans Old-crop grain still sitting in storage Harvest timing and local basis opportunities Pre-report rallies, price targets, and working orders Managing uncommitted grain before harvest Guest: Daniel Elsner of Cargill in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Subscribe to The Ag View Pitch for weekly grain market analysis and practical farm marketing strategies. Also check out 19 Minutes for more conversations about farm business and profitability. #GrainMarkets #CornPrices #USDAReport

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  #796 - “Record Corn Demand, Rising Acres & August Weather Risk” - Weekly Market Outlook: Aug 3-7

  Aug 2, 202625 min

  https://19-minutes.supercast.com Record corn demand is supporting the grain markets, but additional acres, August rainfall, and harvest pressure could quickly change the outlook. Chris Barron is joined by Matt Bennett of agmarket.net to examine the crop, demand, and marketing risks heading into August 3-7. Matt discusses why he questions the USDA’s current crop ratings and whether the national corn yield can exceed 183 bushels per acre. They examine the possibility of additional corn acres, exports running well ahead of last year, and why a smaller yield could create a much tighter balance sheet. They also explain why the longer-term corn story remains constructive even if prices face pressure before harvest. The conversation also covers wheat volatility related to Russia and Ukraine, soybean prices following their recent decline, strong domestic crush demand, and how a wetter August could affect soybean yield expectations. Matt closes with guidance for managing old-crop corn, harvest deliveries, basis, and on-farm storage without leaving too many bushels exposed. Topics include: USDA corn yield and acreage uncertainty Record domestic and global corn demand Corn exports running ahead of projections August weather and crop conditions Harvest price and basis risk Old-crop corn still in storage Wheat volatility and opportunities for corn Soybean prices and strong crush demand South American weather and El Niño On-farm storage and harvest marketing decisions Learn more from Matt Bennett at agmarket.net. #GrainMarkets #CornPrices #SoybeanPrices

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  #794 - “Wheat Rally, Corn Selling Window & Soybean Outlook” - Weekly Market Outlook: Jul 20-24

  Jul 19, 202630 min

  https://19-minutes.supercast.com A geopolitical wheat rally is spilling into the grain markets, but can it continue supporting corn and soybeans? Greg McBride of Allendale Inc. joins Jeremy Doetch to break down the opportunities and risks heading into the week of July 20–24. They discuss strong Corn Belt crop conditions, weather premium in corn, key resistance near recent highs, and why seasonal patterns could create additional downside. Greg also examines soybean demand from China, the potential for higher prices later in the year, and how South American weather and fertilizer availability may influence the market. The episode closes with an update on declining cattle prices, beef imports, limited herd expansion, and why tight supplies could keep cattle historically strong. Topics include: Wheat rally driven by geopolitical disruptions Corn marketing opportunities and seasonal price pressure Soybean exports, China demand, and August weather South American production and fertilizer risks Corn Belt crop conditions and yield potential Cattle prices, beef supplies, and herd expansion #GrainMarkets #CornPrices #WheatPrices

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  #793 - Is the Grain Market Setting Up for a Harvest Rally? – Weekly Market Outlook: Jul 13–17

  Jul 12, 202626 min

  https://19-minutes.supercast.com Strong demand, tight projected stocks, and seven critical weeks of growing weather could create another major opportunity for corn and soybean producers. Chris Barron and Jeff Fichtelman break down why even a modest yield reduction could significantly tighten supplies, when a harvest-driven rally could develop, and why farmers should have firm offers ready before optimism takes over. They also discuss old-crop corn still weighing on the market, regional harvest basis opportunities, China’s continued soybean buying, lower nitrogen prices, and renewed uncertainty surrounding Russia and Ukraine. Could corn and soybeans get another meaningful rally, and how should farmers position themselves without getting greedy?

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