Falling into the I thought I would never hear or see category, there’s more talk and reports of crude oil perhaps falling to $0 or even lower. I know this sounds nuts, but there are trader and analyst now out there debating if crude oil prices could actually go negative as demand plummets and oil …
Most of us are currently under enormous pressure with stress hitting particularly hard on two fronts – the health of ourselves and loved ones, and our financial situations. Stress and anxiety are understandably off the charts but it’s more important now than ever that we manage them in order to avoid making BIG mistakes we’ll …
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Kevin Van Trump and Andy Daniels have legendary grain trader, Tommy “Carp” Rinaudo, as a guest on the show to talk about worries about the economy, a few bright spots of opportunity, COVID-19 updates, and commodity strategies as we move forward. https://www.farmtank.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/Tommy-_Carp_-Rinaudo.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSS
As I mentioned earlier this week, I was keeping a close eye on the virus and its spread. I was involved in a few conversations last week with large equity fund managers that were really focused on Argentina and Brazil and maneuvering positions. There was worry that as South American weather shifts towards cooler conditions …
Kevin Van Trump, Andy Daniels, and Carter Williams discuss COVID-19, Crude Oil, and Contagion concerns during this economic fallout as well as where we can find opportunities in this volatile time. https://www.farmtank.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/COVID-19-Crude-Oill-and-Contagion.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSS
Below are few of Andy’s latest thoughts regarding the rice market. Please remember, this is NOT a recommendation to buy or sell but rather Andy’s personal opinion and thoughts. For full disclosure Andy is currently long the rice market and looking for higher prices. The usage this year from Dec 1st to March 1st was larger …
While you can always download and ditch an app later when its value comes up short, saving precious minutes experimenting with something that ends up as an empty promise can get frustrating. We’ve scoured the web in search of the best farming apps to make your life a bit easier and your operation run a …
As many of you know, my daughter Kennedy has been in Italy working to finish her degree in architecture. It’s actually required at her school that she studies in Rome and travels around Europe to gain a better perspective of the various styles of architecture. She was super excited about her big adventure and has …
Pollinator populations around the globe continue to decline, a scary problem when you consider that we depend on them for about three-quarters of our crops. Israeli startup Edete believes it has a viable solution with its new mechanical pollination machine, which the company calls “a safety net for the world’s food security.” Last winter, beekeepers …
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Scientist are learning that tiny, symbiotic fungi play an outsized role in helping plants survive stresses like drought and extreme temperature changes, report scientists at Washington State University. We all know that some bacteria and fungi cause disease, but there are just as many that work in harmony with plants, helping collect water and nutrients …
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