Futures
@C - CORN - CBOT
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Jul 24 461'2 467'2 458'4 464'4 2'6 464'0s 03:31P Chart for @C4N Options for @C4N
Sep 24 470'2 476'0 467'4 473'2 3'0 473'2s 03:04P Chart for @C4U Options for @C4U
Dec 24 484'0 489'0 481'0 486'4 2'4 486'4s 03:24P Chart for @C4Z Options for @C4Z
Mar 25 496'2 500'6 493'6 498'4 2'0 498'6s 02:30P Chart for @C5H Options for @C5H
May 25 504'4 508'0 501'4 505'6 1'6 505'6s 01:20P Chart for @C5K Options for @C5K
Jul 25 509'2 512'0 505'6 510'2 1'6 510'2s 01:30P Chart for @C5N Options for @C5N
Sep 25 490'6 491'2 487'6 491'0 1'2 490'6s 01:30P Chart for @C5U Options for @C5U
@S - SOYBEANS - CBOT
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Jul 24 1245'6 1258'2 1236'0 1239'0 -7'0 1239'2s 03:07P Chart for @S4N Options for @S4N
Aug 24 1243'2 1255'0 1234'4 1237'0 -5'4 1237'6s 01:30P Chart for @S4Q Options for @S4Q
Sep 24 1222'2 1233'0 1216'0 1218'2 -3'4 1219'0s 03:11P Chart for @S4U Options for @S4U
Nov 24 1218'2 1228'0 1212'6 1215'2 -2'2 1216'0s 03:07P Chart for @S4X Options for @S4X
Jan 25 1228'0 1238'2 1223'6 1226'0 -2'2 1226'6s 02:30P Chart for @S5F Options for @S5F
Mar 25 1225'0 1233'6 1220'6 1221'6 -2'2 1222'6s 01:30P Chart for @S5H Options for @S5H
May 25 1227'0 1234'4 1222'0 1222'6 -2'2 1224'0s 02:30P Chart for @S5K Options for @S5K
Jul 25 1230'6 1238'6 1226'6 1227'2 -2'4 1228'4s 01:21P Chart for @S5N Options for @S5N
Aug 25 1220'2 1220'2 1220'2 1220'2 -2'0 1221'2s 01:20P Chart for @S5Q Options for @S5Q
@W - WHEAT - CBOT
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Jul 24 694'0 702'4 682'4 700'4 5'0 698'0s 03:27P Chart for @W4N Options for @W4N
Sep 24 714'0 721'4 702'2 720'2 5'2 718'0s 03:07P Chart for @W4U Options for @W4U
Dec 24 735'0 741'2 723'6 740'2 4'4 738'4s 03:09P Chart for @W4Z Options for @W4Z
Mar 25 752'6 755'6 740'2 754'6 3'4 753'0s 01:30P Chart for @W5H Options for @W5H
May 25 753'6 758'4 744'0 756'4 1'4 754'6s 02:30P Chart for @W5K Options for @W5K
@KW - HARD RED WINTER WHEAT - KCBT
Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More
Jul 24 700'6 715'2 690'0 714'4 11'2 710'6s 02:32P Chart for @KW4N Options for @KW4N
Sep 24 715'0 729'0 704'0 728'4 10'6 724'4s 02:31P Chart for @KW4U Options for @KW4U
Dec 24 734'2 746'2 723'6 745'2 9'2 742'4s 03:07P Chart for @KW4Z Options for @KW4Z
Mar 25 749'0 760'0 738'6 758'6 8'2 756'6s 03:07P Chart for @KW5H Options for @KW5H
May 25 753'6 762'2 744'4 762'2 6'6 759'0s 03:07P Chart for @KW5K Options for @KW5K
@GF - FEEDER CATTLE - CME
Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More
May 24 249.750 250.350 249.400 250.350 - 0.050 250.325s 01:05P Chart for @GF4K Options for @GF4K
Aug 24 262.500 263.375 260.925 261.125 - 1.450 261.450s 02:43P Chart for @GF4Q Options for @GF4Q
Sep 24 263.250 264.400 262.175 262.400 - 1.025 262.725s 01:05P Chart for @GF4U Options for @GF4U
@LE - LIVE CATTLE - CME
Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More
Jun 24 184.300 184.675 183.200 183.525 - 0.650 183.525s 02:30P Chart for @LE4M Options for @LE4M
Aug 24 181.400 182.150 180.900 181.025 - 0.600 181.075s 01:05P Chart for @LE4Q Options for @LE4Q
Oct 24 184.300 185.100 183.900 184.025 - 0.575 184.075s 02:30P Chart for @LE4V Options for @LE4V
@HE - LEAN HOGS - CME
Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More
Jun 24 95.200 96.000 94.325 94.525 -0.875 94.525s 02:31P Chart for @HE4M Options for @HE4M
Jul 24 97.900 99.025 97.100 97.500 -0.650 97.475s 01:05P Chart for @HE4N Options for @HE4N
Aug 24 97.475 98.225 96.575 97.050 -0.525 97.025s 01:05P Chart for @HE4Q Options for @HE4Q
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Announcements


Crop Insurance Spring Price Set:

Crop Insurance Reminder:

Talk to your agent before you Replant any crops!

Ray-Carroll Insurance can also do Bonds!

____________________________________________________________________

Free Price Later- Beginning 3/18/24

Available on corn and soybeans at the following locations:
Brunswick
Corder
Hardin
Slater

All hours are subject to change without notice.

Location Hours
Corder
660-394-8889
8am - 5pm
Slater
660-529-3227
8am - 5pm
Hardin
660-398-4388
8am - 5pm
Brunswick
660-548-3131
8am - 5pm
Carrollton
660-542-2745
7:30am-5pm
CORN ONLY
Sumner
660-548-3131
Full
Norborne
660-593-3326
Full


09/26/2023

Your Board of Directors has set the following patronage allocations for the fiscal year ended 8/31/23:

GRAIN: 
- Qualified: 23 cents/bu
- Non-Qualified: 5.82 cents/bu
-Total: 28.82 cents/bu

GRAIN STORAGE & DRYING:
- Qualified: 8% of $ paid
-Non-Qualified: 0%
-Total: 8% of $ paid

INPUTS & SERVICES:
- Qualified: 8% of cost
-Non-Qualified: 0%
-Total: 8% of cost
 
Checks mailed in December represent 50% of the QUALIFIED patronage dividend.  You will pay taxes on the entire Qualified dividend this year.  The remaining part of the Qualified dividend will be retained and paid out with all taxes paid in the future.  The Non-Qualified portion will all be retained and paid out in the future. You will pay taxes on this portion in the year they are revolved.  Currently Ray-Carroll has revolved equity to 2013 and plan to stay within a ten year window.


Patronage Checks Example

  • If you sold 100,000 bushels of grain to R-C during the 2022 crop
  • You will receive a check in December for $11,500 (50% of Qualified), and you will pay taxes on $23,000 this year.
  • The remaining $11,500 of Qualified Patronage will be retained and should be paid out within 10 years. Taxes are already paid on this amount.
  • Non-Qualified Patronage is all retained.  Your check for $5,820 should be paid out in 10 years.  At that time, you will pay the taxes on this amount.
  • Our plan is to pay the full $28,820 out within a ten year window barring several years of floods/droughts.
  • $1000/ton NH3 would be $80/ton patronage.  $40/ton paid in cash & $40/ton retained

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5/23/24
Corn up 3, Beans down 7, Wheat up 5

Crude Oil-76.94 down .63
US Dollar-105.05 up .11
Dow Jones-39,065.26 down 605.78
 
Wheat continued its climb upward after a technical setback yesterday. Wheat is being pulled around by Black Sea drama and funds managing their positions. Corn was pulled slightly higher by wheat and on a forecast of wet weekend weather for the corn belt. Soybeans started higher and fell well off their highs after hitting a wall of technical selling.

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