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Oct 16, 2026
Michelle RookHOST
also being weighed on by lower cash and record low slaughter last week.
Michelle RookHOST
We'll have details today on Agritalk, our guest analyst, Ted Seifried with Zaner Ag Hedge.
Michelle RookHOST
Later on, Mike Steenhook with the Soy Transportation Coalition joins us to talk fuel surcharges and more.
Michelle RookHOST
Jack Scoville with the Price Futures Group shares price action perspective right after the news with Hilary Mason, market analyst with Pro Farmer.
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Michelle RookHOST
And welcome back to Agritalk.
Michelle RookHOST
I'm your host, Michelle Rook, guest analyst today, Ted Seifried with Zaner Ag Hedge, here to help us kind of unravel all of the news that we got on China, or the lack of news, I guess, maybe even more so.
Michelle RookHOST
But Over the weekend, U.S. and China releasing a joint statement saying that they had agreed to tariff reductions on $30 billion of non-strategic goods.
Chip FloryHOST
Come back this afternoon.
Chip FloryHOST
Ted Seifried and Mike Steenhoek will have a conversation with Michelle Ruck.
Chip FloryHOST
Tomorrow morning, Senate Ag Committee Chairman, Senator John Bozeman on Agritalk.
Todd GleasonHOST
He'll help us explore the weather forecast for the harvest season here and the planting season in Brazil.
Todd GleasonHOST
Along the way, you'll hear, if you can stay with us for the whole of the hour, all of our Commodity Week program with Arlen Suderman, Dave Chatterton, and Ted Seifried.
Todd GleasonHOST
If not, you can hear it online at willag.org or on many of these radio stations over the weekend.
Todd GleasonHOST
December corn for the day settled at $5.28 and a quarter, three quarters higher.
Michelle RookCORRESPONDENT
Thursday's market closes were mostly lower in the ag markets.
Michelle RookCORRESPONDENT
Joining us is Ted Seifried with Zaner Ag Hedge.
Michelle RookCORRESPONDENT
And Ted, it just felt like a kind of a risk-off day on Thursday in the markets as we were awaiting details out of the China summit.
Michelle RookCORRESPONDENT
But just the fact that we only got a two-month extension of the trade truce seemed to be a little disappointing for the trade.
Jill DuttonGUEST
Well, let's hope that's not the case.
Jill DuttonGUEST
Thanks so much.
Jill DuttonGUEST
Ted Seifried with the Interag Hedge in Markets Now.
Jill DuttonGUEST
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Todd GleasonHOST
I am Todd Gleason.
Todd GleasonHOST
Our panelists for the day include Dave Chatterton of Strategic Farm Marketing, along with Arlen Suderman of StoneX and Ted Seifried of Zaner Ag Hedge.
Todd GleasonHOST
Commodity Week, of course, is a production of Illinois Public Medium.
Todd GleasonHOST
It is public radio for the farming world, online, on demand at willag.org.w. I-L-L-A-G dot O-R-G, where you may still find the Will Give button.
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Todd GleasonHOST
That's Dave Chatterton.
Todd GleasonHOST
He is with Strategic Farm Marketing right here in Champaign, Illinois.
Todd GleasonHOST
Ted Seifried joins us now from Chicago in Zaner Ag Hedge.
Todd GleasonHOST
Hi, Ted.
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Now back to Jesse Allen.
Jesse AllenHOST
We're having a conversation with Ted Seifried from Zaner Ag Hedge here on Market Talk, powered by Brabant Seeds.
Jesse AllenHOST
Well, I want to throw this thought at you here, Ted, in that.
Jesse AllenHOST
We wait for news, see if we can feed the bull.
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I am at the Ted Spread.
Jesse AllenHOST
Always enjoy it.
Jesse AllenHOST
Ted Seifried, Zaner Ag Hedge.
Jesse AllenHOST
Thanks for joining us on Market Talk, my friend.
Michelle RookHOST
Welcome to Markets Now.
Michelle RookHOST
I'm Michelle Rourke with Ted Seifried of Zaner Ag Hedge.
Michelle RookHOST
And it was a mostly lower day in grain and livestock futures trade on Thursday, Ted.
Michelle RookHOST
Really, it was all about China.
Ted SeifriedSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I think there's a lot of confusion about that $17 billion in U.S. ags and ag-related products, not including soybeans.
Brent BarnettHOST
Ted Seifried tells Brownfield it appears to be a commitment that China has not followed through on just yet.
Ted SeifriedSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Definitely want to have some clarity on The specifics of that, it would be great to hear some numbers or just, you know, very baseline, you know, that that is actually going to happen because not really seen any indication of that so far.
Brent BarnettHOST
He says China has bought some other ag products, including cotton, pork and sorghum in recent weeks.