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Mar 17, 2025 35 min

Corn Hedging Just Got Harder – Now What?

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Corn hedging strategies that worked last year are proving much more difficult in 2025. Rising costs, market volatility, and uncertainty surrounding tariffs and the upcoming USDA acreage report are making decision-making more complex. In this episode, Jon Prischman and Ryan Tungseth break down the challenges of hedging at current price levels, the potential impact of the April 2 tariff deadline, and what early planting conditions suggest for the season ahead. They also discuss why soybeans may have more upside than many expect and examine the cattle market's continued strength as consumer demand remains high. "Hedge Heads" is your go-to podcast for cutting through the noise of the futures markets. We get down to the nitty-gritty of grain and cattle trading, with a side of equities and crude oil talk, all while keeping an eye on the latest news that affects your bottom line. Tune in for straightforward insights and expert opinions to help you make more informed decisions on the farm or ranch. Whether you're looking to hedge your bets or get a leg up on the market trends, we've got you covered. We are always looking for topics and questions. Send yours to [email protected]

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