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NEWS FOR HEART OF MISSOURI MFA

wheat:  free storage but needs to be priced by August 1, 2025.  

Livestock Risk Protection.
i have been locking in some LRP for calves born this spring with a policy end date of Oct/Nov at really good values.  LRP is a policy that allows you to take a position vs the cash cattle index for a known end date.  You can sell your calves up to 60 days prior to your end date or anytime after...you can retain ownership as well.  Other than buying Put options, which for the most part are sold in 40,000 pound increments, LRP allows you to lock in a level of protection on 1 calf at a time if you absolutely needed to.  I have no idea when the cattle market will go down, but a bird can only fly so high before it has to land.  seen that over and over again in the grain markets.  high prices will always cure high prices.  Hopefully we have a year or two before we have to worry about that, but it is a crazy volatile world.  farming isn't cheap...as a cow calf producer i have been covering my own calves and so far i am happy with how the lrp has allowed me to lock in some protection.  give me a call and we can discuss how it works.  Call Nathan Oglesby at the Glasgow location at 660-338-2252 or on my cell at 660-728-2252. 

Thank you for your business! 


Local Cash Bids
Boonville Delivery Cash   Basis    
 #2 Y Corn Chart in house    
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 #2 Soybeans Chart in house    
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 #1 S. Wheat Chart new crop 2025    
Fayette Delivery Cash   Basis    
 #2 Y Corn Chart in house    
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 #2 Soybeans Chart in house    
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 #1 S. Wheat Chart new crop 2025    
Glasgow Delivery Cash   Basis    
 #2 Y Corn Chart in house    
  Chart fall 2025    
 #2 Soybeans Chart in house    
  Chart fall 2025    
 #1 S. Wheat Chart new crop 2025    
Salisbury Delivery Cash   Basis    
 #2 Y Corn Chart in house    
  Chart fall 2025    
 #2 Soybeans Chart in house    
  Chart fall 2025    
 #1 S. Wheat Chart new crop 2025    
Price as of 07/09/25 06:24AM CDT.
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MFA Contacts

Boonville Location:
1605 Radio Hill Road, Boonville, MO 65233
Location Manager:
Ronnie Anderson 660-882-2786
Fertilizer Plant: 660-882-7202
Lone Elm: 660-882-2786
  
Fayette Location:
111 Armstrong St., Fayette, MO 65248
Location Manager: 
Larry Kramm 660-248-3303

Glasgow Location:
402 10th Street  Glasgow, MO 65254
Location Manager:
Shawn Frevert 660-338-2251

Salisbury Location
304 W. Front St., Salisbury, MO 65281
Location Manager: 
Blake Erickson  660-388-6421 

Grain Originator: 
Nathan Oglesby 
Office 1-800-257-4735
Cell 660-728-2252
 

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