Podcast appearances and mentions of craig turner

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Craig Turner, StoneX, says corn and wheat bounce on end of month short covering with first notice day liquidation out of the way. Soybeans weighed on by the return of China trade uncertainty. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We talk cattle markets, etc. with Craig Turner of StoneX Group.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Corn was a bit higher again on Thursday and that helped pull soybeans into the green as well. Wheat struggled again while the outside markets were quieter and cattle futures had another solid day higher. We talk charts, balance sheets and dive into the grain and livestock trade on today's show. Bryan Doherty from Total Farm Marketing joins us and we also hear from Craig Turner with StoneX during today's program.

Craig Turner with StoneX says corn bounces Wednesday as liquidation ahead of first notice day and end of month slows. However, soybeans are lower on spread unwinding with corn. Wheat is seeing pressure from tariff concerns, slow demand and a higher dollar. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michelle Rook talks market action with Craig Turner of StoneX Group plus Todd Horwitz of bubbatrading.com shares economic perspective.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Craig Turner with StoneX says corn and soybeans make fresh for the move highs on SA weather and fund buying. So how high can prices go? Wheat lags due to the higher dollar, while cattle make all-time highs with the border ban on Mexican feeder cattle continuing. Will prices take the next leg higher? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Craig Turner with StoneX says corn and soybeans recover to trade higher after early profit taking and farmer selling. Wheat follows with a pullback in the dollar. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Grain markets fell apart on Friday led by soybeans, meal and wheat. Corn futures fell about a dime as well and the cattle markets even reversed from early strength to finish lower. We discuss the tough end of the week, the global economy, preview the January USDA Report and talk risk management with two different analysts on today's show. Tommy Grisafi from Nesvick Trading and AgBull Media joins us in Segment Two along with Craig Turner from StoneX in Segment Three. Find more info online at https://www.agbull.com for Tommy and https://www.grainsandoilseeds.com for Craig. Also, AgroLiquid has acquired Monty's Plant Food Company as of January 1st, 2025. We learn more about the acquisition as we listen to a recent conversation with Nick Bancroft, AgroLiquid CEO and Jeff Sangalli, Monty's CEO, in Segment Four.

We saw a little more green in the grain trade and cattle futures on Wednesday. However, it seems we are stuck against some overhead resistance levels of $4.50 in March corn and $10 in January soybeans. We discuss that, the December WASDE and more with Ted Seifried from Zaner Ag Hedge on today's show. More at https://www.zaner.com. We are seemingly bumping up against some key resistance levels in the grain markets after the December WASDE report. Could these prices drive some farmer selling before Christmas? We talk through the latest grain market action and more with Craig Turner from StoneX. Learn more online at https://www.grainsandoilseeds.com.

We saw corn and soybean markets start the day solidly higher but finished off session highs by the close, even amid strong export sales numbers. Did farmer selling put a lid on some of this week's grain rally? We discuss and look at the technical picture with Bryan Doherty from Total Farm Marketing on today's show. More at https://www.totalfarmmarketing.com. Also on today's show, we discuss the export pace amid uncertainty with the U.S. elections, South American weather and much more. Craig Turner with StoneX joins us for market analysis as we near the end of harvest and the month of October. You can also sign up for his upcoming webinar, the day after the election on November 6th, by visiting the website https://www.grainsandoilseeds.com.

Grain and ivestock end in the green in a risk on day with crude oil supporting the ag sector.  Craig Turner with StoneX says grains saw technical buying off support areas but underlying demand is also supportive as well as an easing of hedge and harveset pressure.  Wheat saw buying tied to Russia's lower crop estimates and export restrictions.  He discusses how much higher prices could run on this relief rally.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Grains fade strong weekly exports and additional flash sales as wheat drags down the complex.  Craig Turner of StoneX says end users have seen current prices as a value which has supported the markets and if you add in inflation grains could be carving out new trading ranges.  However, he thinks some of the buying is tied to fear of increased tariffs or a trade war.  Meanwhile, China threw more stimulus at the economy and indication to him that it is not working and could be a demand red flag.  And will the funds go back short in the grains?  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We talk about grain markets and trade policy with Craig Turner of StoneX. Oliver Sloup of Blue Line Futures shares price action analysis.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we chat with Craig Turner-Bullock. He is an outstanding pet photographer in New Zealand, a Fujifilm X Photographer, and the author of a brand new book called Dogs of the World! Book: Dogs of the World Web: https://furtography.co.nz/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/furtographynz/

Funds are beginning to come out of their short positions, creating some movement in the markets. Early harvest updates are showing disappointing yields for soybeans, while corn seems to be holding its own as harvest progresses. In Brazil, the northern regions are struggling with poor conditions, adding to global supply concerns. The southwestern U.S. is also facing a challenging weather story, contributing to uncertainty. Global tensions are further weighing on the market, sparking questions about whether we're seeing seasonal bottoms form. Looking ahead, long-term positioning is on traders' minds. The Cattle on Feed report came in as expected, and cash cattle prices moved higher on Friday, signaling some strength in the livestock market.

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Open interest in the grain markets is shifting, signaling potential changes in trader sentiment as we approach the new marketing year starting on September 1. Seasonals are looking favorable, with market conditions typically strengthening ahead of the harvest. Soybeans are seeing an improving situation, supported by demand and crop progress, while corn remains strong, benefiting from solid fundamentals. As we move into the new marketing year, key factors to watch will include yield reports, export demand, and how the crop quality holds up through the final stages of development. These elements will be crucial in shaping pricing strategies and market positioning as the new season begins.

Grains are mixed early Wednesday and so are livestock.  Craig Turner with StoneX says soybeans are setting back on First Notice Day selling and rains in the Corn Belt overnight, despite export biz.  Corn is seeing some support from higher wheat and export sales. Wheat extends gains after key reversals yesterday and end of quarter short covering in what could also be bottoming action.  Turner thinks corn, soybeans and wheat are at value levels and below the cost of production, so they may be forging low term lows.  That may also mean livestock producers should line up feed needs.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Barb Ernster and guest Craig Turner explore the intriguing link between devotions, such as the Holy Face of Jesus, St. Michael Prayer, the Rosary and Fatima messages, given in conjunction with the rise of Communism in the 19th and 20th centuries.  Tune in as they discuss the impact these devotions have had in shaping world history and their role in the ultimate defeat of communism.

What is the long-range impact of the WASDE report? The recent shifts in wheat and corn suggest potential opportunities for corn in 2025. On this week's Nebraska Soybean Board Weekly Market Roundup we hear from Mike Zuzolo with Global Commodity Analytics and Craig Turner with StoneX. As we look ahead, the ProFarmer Crop Tour, starting on the 19th, will provide further insights into crop conditions. Meanwhile, the cattle market experienced a downtrend this week, which many had been concerned about. There are growing thoughts that packers may push bids even lower, adding pressure to an already challenging market environment.

New contract lows in December corn and November soybeans were found on Friday while the wheat trade rallied some to find green on the screen at the end of the session. We have a conversation with Craig Turner from StoneX on today's show and discuss the need for education to navigate these markets. He also shares his thoughts on if these grain markets have more downside risk and why the next two weeks could continue to be tough. Also, sign up for his upcoming webinar on August 28th titled "Harvest and Storage Marketing Strategies" by visiting the website https://www.grainsandoilseeds.com. In Segment Two of today's show, Kyle King, US Digital Farming Commercial Lead at BASF Agricultural Solutions, joins us to talk about a new spray timer tool now available in xarvio® FIELD MANAGER, BASF's digital farming tool and app. Learn more online at https://www.xarvio.com.

Today we are joined by Craig Turner, Head of Talent at Benefex. Takeaways Implementing an applicant tracking system (ATS) can streamline the hiring process and provide a single source of truth. Securing buy-in and sponsorship from key stakeholders is crucial for the success of the talent acquisition (TA) function. Linking TA metrics to business outcomes, such as revenue generation or cost savings, can demonstrate the value of the TA function. Designing a consistent and effective interview process, including online assessments and task-based interviews, can lead to improved interview-to-hire ratios and higher quality hires. Prioritizing candidate experience by providing clarity, transparency, efficiency, and empathy throughout the hiring process can enhance the employer brand. Monitoring metrics such as time to hire, Net Promoter Scores (NPS), and quality of hire can help track the effectiveness of the TA function. Future plans may include developing a competency framework, focusing on diversity and inclusion (D&I), and enhancing employer branding through engaging content and organic promotion by teams. Chapters 00:00 Building a TA Function from Scratch 02:46 Implementing an ATS and Creating a Single Source of Truth 04:54 Linking Talent and TA Metrics to Business Outcomes 08:55 Improving Interview to Hire Ratio and Quality of Hire 09:41 Prioritizing Candidate Experience with NPS Scores 16:41 Future Focus: Competency Frameworks, Diversity and Inclusion, and Employer Branding

Solomon's Flea?, Solomon's Pea?, Solomon's Brie? No! SOLOMON'S KEY! Where is it? Why does he keep losing it? Why doesn't he have it on a chain around his neck – the silly wizard! Shaun talks to Craig Turner about the upcoming Revival event.

On Friday, we saw a fairly quiet grain market heading into the weekend with weather forecast seemingly becoming the big focus of traders. We discuss weather volatility, demand outlooks, outside market news, livestock trade and more as we recap the week in the marketplace with Craig Turner from StoneX. More at https://www.stonex.com. Also on today's show, each quarter Rabobank analysts take a look at global beef markets and provide an updated outlook on prices, production and much more. We take a look at the latest report for Q2 with Lance Zimmerman, Senior Analyst-Animal Protein at Rabobank and talk about the current state of the the beef industry in the U.S. and globally. You can also read the latest report here: https://research.rabobank.com/far/en/sectors/animal-protein/beef-quarterly-q2-2024.html Plus, it's no secret that interest rates are impacting our every day life both on and off the farm. We discuss some of the current impact and how FBN Finance is helping farmers and ranchers navigate this current high rate environment. Dan English, GM of FBN Finance joins us on the show for more. Find them online as well at https://www.fbn.com.

Wheat continues to see more short covering with corn and soybeans quiet on the day. Stocks were under heavy pressure and cattle rallied back on Thursday after the HPAI related selloff yesterday. We discuss market action and talk with Bryan Doherty from Total Farm Marketing. Learn more online at https://www.totalfarmmarketing.com. We talk market action this week and thoughts on marketing grain a low price environment with Craig Turner from StoneX on this episode of Market Talk. Sign up for their upcoming webinar on the topic as well by going to https://grainsandoilseeds.com.

We talk balance sheet variables for corn, soybeans and wheat and what it means for price outlook with Craig Turner of StoneX Group plus price action perspective from Brian Splitt of AgMarket.net.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We talk macro-economic issues, what signals current prices are sending and how funds might reaction with Craig Turner of StoneX plus market action analysis from Todd Horwitz of bubbatrading.com.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wilmington Football has been coached by Craig Turner over the past 7 seasons. He runs a well respected program with many of his players having success both on and off the field. Today we have a few of his captains on tho discuss the upcoming season including their huge home opener against my former alumni Arlington Catholic. This is a great listen and lots of laughs.

We talk grain fundamentals with Craig Turner of StoneX plus he shares perspective on the challenge of being long in August, pricing in North America, the trade's potential attention to next week's Crop Tour, problems in China, and more. Oliver Sloup of Blue Line Futures reviews price action.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The most under-managed and overlooked factor in collegiate sport performance (and probably optimal human performance if we're being honest): SLEEP. Dr. Craig Turner has made a career in sport science by focusing on sleep - how much do athletes need versus what is optimal? How can we best measure it and use that data? So much unknown about sleep, but we explore some of it in this episode of the Research 2 Reps Roundtable. Thanks to our podcast sponsors Sorinex and EliteForm for making this episode possible. 

Is it possible to meet a member of the royal family and the world's cutest dog in a single day? Join Sam and special guest Craig Turner-Bullock on this week's episode to find out! 

Today on The Portrait System Podcast, Nikki Closser interviews the uniquely talented Craig Turner-Bullock. Listen in as Craig tells all about how he has achieved a $2k average sale photographing pets and talks about the importance of pets in our lives. Don't miss out this heartwarming episode!To become a member of The Portrait System and learn more about the business of photography, click here.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The weather hasn't been much fun today and most of the markets were gloomy as well. Craig Turner of the StoneX Group and turnerstake.com joins us to talk about it. Plus Jack Scoville of The PRICE Futures Group chimes in with price action perspective.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we welcome Dr. Craig Turner to The Podcast. Throughout this fantastic 42-minute discussion Dr. Turner goes into: 1)    The tactical similarities across team sports and how those similarities have helped both of us progress our careers from soccer to basketball, and create a better understanding of the games. 2)    The role of technology in coaching and how important having actionable data and actually acting on it is. 3)    Understanding what you are trying to measure when selecting what technology to add 4)    Touch points and communication points are both vital to keep track of and to a minimum so that you actually collect and communicate the most essential information.5)    Lessons learned from his time in the NBA, and how those lessons have impacted how he collects and communicates data today6)    What meeting where them where they're at not only is in reference to the players but also is in relation to the communication methods utilized to get the info to the coaches that they need. 

Three cats on a mountaintop, acrobatic dogs, Kaylee's fondness for old men, a whole lot of mac and cheese, dog trivia, Sam's Elmo impression, and our very special guest Craig Turner-Bullock all on this week's episode of Adventures in Dog Photography! 

We talk market issues and risk management with Craig Turner of Turner's Take podcast and the StoneX Group plus Oliver Sloup of Blue Line Futures shares price action perspective.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Craig Turner, Chief Operating Officer of Agape Automation, discusses how the company is automating kitchens to help restaurant businesses expand. He also expressed his great belief in the future of culinary innovation and automation to assist pizza operators in growing. He discussed how Jim Grote founded Donatos Pizza and invented the Peppamatic, which automatically slicked and applied pepperoni to pizza. He shared the brief, saying that they built the edge innovation hub to fuel the future of food, and the first product they produced was a smart saucer that would be the future for Agape. He discussed the Smart Saucer process, which allows anyone to see what is going on within the machine, such as when it is switched on and off, cleaned, and distributed. He talked about how smart machines may help with the restaurant labor crisis. He expressed his desire to work on the next generation of the saucer and collaborate with a manufacturing partner to help take it to the next level in order to fulfill orders for all stores and begin building units for other pizza operator kitchens. He also discussed the many formats and automation in the way that they are constructing it to be ideal for future uses.

The girls are back together to bring you today's news and share a #MarketMonday report. Craig Turner shares his perspective on commodities and livestock and his predictions for summer markets.

Welcome to the Trade Secrets Podcast, hosted by Damon Piatek, President & CEO of Welke Customs Brokers USA. This episode's guest is Craig Turner, Join Damon and Craig in a discussion on Supply Chain Solutions in this ever changing landscape. With more than 25 years’ experience in media, PR, economic development and government relations, Craig Turner, President of Momentum Public Affairs, LLC, has had the privilege of handling public education campaigns and advocating for some of the highest-profile issues affecting Western New York and Southern Ontario. This episode discusses Supply Chain issues and new solutions. Time Stamps For Episode: 1:10 Case Competition for World Trade Center Buffalo Niagara 4:47 Case Competition: Who Won? 6:07 Ports of LA Discussion and Supply Chain 9:10 Global Supply Chain and Possible Solutions 12:48 Capacity in Different Countries 14:39 Contact Information for World Trade Center Buffalo Niagara Connect With Welke Customs Brokers USA: LinkTree

Ride the Painted Pod, Let the Spinning Wheel Cast Much like a child, a podcast has many parents. That is to say, many individuals who act like parents, or that by a version, the podcast is their baby. This week's guest is one of those individuals. Certainly one of PYAG's parents is The Frotcast, and Joining Matt and Vince to break down The Sopranos Season 6b, episode 2, “Stage 5,” is The Frotcast's largest daddy, Brendan. If this were an episode of Friends, it would be called, “The One with Chrissy's Movie Premiere.” Cleaver, the film with many parents, is finally ready for public consumption, and while the graphic violence might strike some as unsettling, it's the possible inspiration for the film's overbearing, selfish, mob boss antagonist that was Tony feeling uncomfortable. As he tells Dr. Melfi, he knows too much about the subconscious now to believe that Chrissy still respects him after seeing Stephen Baldwin's portrayal of him. The episode also features the most British song yet. Stick around to the end to hear it. Leave your review of Cleaver in a five-star review of PYAG on Apple Podcasts. Subscribe to Pod Yourself A Gun on Apple Podcasts. Email us at frotcast@gmail.com; leave us a voicemail at 415-275-0030 Support the Pod: become a patron at patreon.com/Frotcast and get more bonus content than you could ever want, AND if you sign up for the Pod Yourself a Shoutout tier, Vince will give you a mob name on the show. Like last week's newest patrons: Crocodile Dundeez Nuts, Arachnophobia, The Pollack, Coach aka Craig Turner and Hooch, Zilch, Nomar, Teach, Dot Dot Dash, The Bloomkin, The Space Jew, & Dutch.   -Description by Brent Flyberg.

It's only taken three and a half years, but the Sleepyhead Estate development at Ohinewai has finally been given the green light. The Environment Court had been looking into a number of issues, but they've since said these have all been resolved and everything can now move forward.  Which is great news considering the development is expected to help the Waikato economy to the tune of $8.5 billion.  Director of the Comfort Group Craig Turner joined Mike Hosking. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's only taken three and a half years, but the Sleepyhead Estate development at Ohinewai has finally been given the green light. The Environment Court had been looking into a number of issues, but they've since said these have all been resolved and everything can now move forward.  Which is great news considering the development is expected to help the Waikato economy to the tune of $8.5 billion.  Director of the Comfort Group Craig Turner joined Mike Hosking. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bill, George & Stephen discuss this last year. What we learned from the guests and what shows we went to. Also we discuss the new engine Stephen is having built for his 67 VW Bus. He heard on the podcast about the Fi-tec EFI system from AJ sims. We see how that went. And Bill earns some merit badges. George gets combative. Some of the guest we had on this year. Lance Armstrong, Brian Erra, Rick Meredith, Tory Alonzo, Steve Noll, Tom Slider, Scott sain, Lucas Hand, Andy Finch, Dave Gruntvig, Paul Davis, Stanly Escolano, Stacy Sizelove, Shannon Aikau, Randy Long, Dominic Lupino, Craig Turner, Michael Squier, Lind Bjornson, Duane Mayer, James Sopher & Bob Ellis. 

Craig Turner is the Son of Gary Turner of the famed GT bicycles. VWs & BMX have had a long history of cross over. Craig had Gary Turner BMX set up at the Volks Jam VW Show. We sat down and talked about taking over the family legacy. What it takes to make BMX frames in the USA today. He also makes custom frame & fork sets for any size riders. The quality of Gary Turner bikes lives on. He can even build you a custom BMX frame and fork to match your VW's. The pride of the work shows in the builds. Keep it USA Order a bike HERE Follow on Instagram Buy shirts here subscribe to my YouTube here

The government's Covid-19 fast track consenting process has seen the Sleepyhead Estate in north Waikato granted resource consent for its foam factory, which is expected to be operational in 2023.The foam factory is the first stage of The Sleepyhead Estate – a $1.2 billion, 178-hectare manufacturing hub and residential community.It's estimated that the estate will generate more than 1500 new jobs in the region and the company is building 1100 new homes for the workers.Comfort Group director and developer Craig Turner joined Kerre McIvor.LISTEN ABOVE

A chat with Downend and England Talent Pathway Coach, Craig Turner about the importance relationships between coach and boxer. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theboxgathering/message

Solomon's Flea?, Solomon's Pea?, Solomon's Brie? No! SOLOMON'S KEY! Where is it? Why does he keep losing it? Why doesn't he have it on a chain around his neck - the silly wizard! Shaun talks to Craig Turner about the upcoming Revival event. TIMESTAMP: What we've been up to since the last podcast – 0m 0s Arcade News – 11m 46s Pickups – 21m 03s Victorian Insults – 23m 36s Feedback –  24m 14s Shout Outs! – 31m 40s Tech Tips –  33m 38s Music Quiz - 42m m10s Featured Game Review – 44m 09s Arcade Ports 2 Computer / Console – 1h 05m 41s Next Show's Game – 1h 08m 48s Music Quiz Answers – 1h 09m 56s Craig Turner Interview - 1h 13m LINKS: Solomon's Key Flyer (JP) Solomon's Key On Strategy Wiki Solomon's Key Completed Video Masaya Nakamura Dies Death Race World Record Video Arcade Game Shadow Boxes Mame Is 20 Years old! Bombergirl 8 Bit Flip RGP Video VLOG Nice Cup Of Tea And A Sit Down 'LetGo' Advertisment Tech Tip Drawing             SOLOMON'S KEY SCOREBOARD: Chris MoonCrestaBootleg    2,112,820 Neil 20to5    921,710 Taggsta    518,890 Shaun    165,910 Darren Domination    111,150 Victor    109,210 Ian Cullen    106,920 Matthew Bridge    88,330 Mick Berry    84,940 Ash Malkin    70,860 Stuart Timewarp    59,450 Zipper    55,950 Chris CNP    54,410 Stacey King    54,110 Sinisteve    51,460 Paul McCaskie    39,200 Andrew Driver    28,750 Giggity    5,710 NEXT SHOW'S GAME - Bally Midway's Satan's Hollow Mame Set 1 Lives 3,Difficulty 4, Extra Base 10k

We climb into our pink 6x6 buggies and patrol the moon! Stoopid yellow pie shaped UFOs keep lobbing pink missiles at us!  Beware of 'splosions bashing your Moon Truck! We have a prize for the best score on this game, kindly donated by Tim Nicholls (author of Artcade) TIMESTAMP: What we've been up to since the last podcast – 0m 0s Quick chat with Jim Bagley - 2m 9s Arcade News - 19m 3s Chat with Craig Turner of Revival Retro Events - 33m 21s Pickups – 48m 27s Feedback – 54m 8s Shout Outs! – 1h 07m 28s Victor's Cab History – 1h 9m 58s Musical Interlude – 1h 16m 15s Featured Game Review - 1h 18m 20s Art Of Sideart - 1h 44m 42s Hardware Heroes – 1h 47m 27s Next Show's Game – 1h 54m 17s LINKS: Moon Patrol on KLOV Moon Patrol Flyer (French) Moon Patrol Flyer (US) Moon Patrol Flyer (Japan) Moon Patrol A-Z Play Through Moon Patrol Cabinet Moon Patrol Wiki Mid West Gaming Classic Expo Play Blackpool Revival Summer Soltstice Zapcon 4 Expo (US) Ms.Pacman Origins Cocktail Cabinet Glass Etchings Long Lost Neo Geo Fighter Konbo Arcade Cafe (Edinburgh) Beavis & Butthead at Galloping Ghost Arcade NEW SkyCurser Website Oldenburger Computer Museum (Germany) Sega System 1 Hardware MOON PATROL SCOREBOARD: Squidgy (Iain) - WINNER OF MOON PATROL FRAMED MARQUEE!!! Squidgy - 251660 CharlieFar - 237600 Shaun - 113210 Ian Cullen - 109260 Tronads - 74380 Mark K - 73330 MadSte - 65000 Neil1637 - 57770 Sinisteve - 47780 Mark Happydude - 40140 Victor - 39650 Bobby Hazlenuts - 13400 Rob PlayerMissile - 11870 ART OF SIDEART: Midway's Solar Fox NEXT SHOW'S GAME: Bank Panic - 3lives, Difficulty - Easy, Extra Lives at 70k,200k & 500k