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Soybean oil surged on strong NOPA crush data and biofuel policy support, while grains fell on weather and meal pressure. Cattle and hogs sharply recovered

Show Highlights: Discover the origins and key role of NOPA in oilseeds. [05:04] The latest science vs. sentiment conversation on seed oils in food. [09:01] Are seed oils ultra-processed as the MAHA Commission asserts? [11:12] Why clear policy signals from RVOs and 45Z tax credits are critical. [18:54] How 45Z policy changes will directly benefit domestic farmers and producers. [21:38] Will the 45Z extension revive soybean crush capacity? [25:47] Sunsets, uncertainties and policy shocks behind plant closures in ag. [29:31] Is RVO an artificial demand driver? [33:59] What long-tail risks to U.S. export competitiveness are likely from the trade war with China?  [46:21] How to follow or connect with NOPA. [54:13] If you are interested in connecting with Joe, go to LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joemosher/, or schedule a call at www.moshercg.com.  

Joe's Premium Subscription: www.standardgrain.comGrain Markets and Other Stuff Links-Apple PodcastsSpotifyTikTokYouTubeFutures and options trading involves risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone.0:00 Wheat Rally2:29 Poor Soybean Crush5:06 China Meat Update7:59 Brazil Crop Update9:59 USTR11:22 Grain ShipmentsWheat Futures Surge Amid Storm Concerns

This week's NOPA crush report showed sharply lower crush rates than expected. Also, are peace talks on the table? Trump is set to call Putin this week, stay tuned…

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How would you describe the corn market at this time? 2. What does the soybean market look like? 3. What impact has Palm Oil prices had on soybeans? 4. How does South American weather look overall? 5. What did you think of the NOPA crush numbers? 6. How were export inspections this morning? 7. Is there anything that should be done with our marketing plan?

This week we take a look at the NOPA crush report, wheat, dairy and the weekly look at weather.

Grains end mixed, livestock lower on Monday. Pro Farmer Editor Brian Grete, says soybeans fell with rain in Brazil and big crop forecasts, plus a disappointing NOPA crush data. Corn held up on fund buying and spread action with soybeans, while wheat ended mixed caught between the two. Cattle futures ended lower on profit taking and fund long liquidation and hogs like saw the same action. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Onsdag 28. august er det ekstraordinært årsmøte i TONO. Det skal igjen stemmes over prinsipper til ny fordelingsmodell, og et enstemmig TONO-styre står samlet forslaget som legges frem. NOPA jobber alt vi kan for å sikre at dette helt nødvendige vedtaket blir stemt igjennom, og vi trenger din hjelp!Med:Torgny Amdam, styremedlem NOPAAne Kiran, medlemsansvarlig NOPAOle Henrik Antonsen, styreleder NOPA Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Overnight gains in wheat and corn reversed as market realized no export loss from Odessa attack. Soybeans maintain strength with strong NOPA crush data.

NOPA arrangerte i dag panelet «Hva skal vi gjøre med DSM og KI?» på Arendalsuka. Dette ble strømmet, og opptak ligger på NOPAs Facebook-side. NOPA-podden fikk med oss to av paneldeltakerne våre til en utdypende prat.Trine Skei Grande, direktør i Forleggerforeningen og tidligere KulturministerStine Helén Pettersen, advokat og partner i Ræder BingOle Henrik Antonsen, styreleder i NOPATorgny Amdam, programleder og styremedlem i NOPA Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Avstemmingen om prinsipper til ny fordelingsmodell i TONOs årsmøte 11. juni gikk ikke som NOPA hadde håpet. Hva gikk galt, hva skjer nå og hvor går veien videre? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Grains fade early strength running into chart resistance and seeing some profit taking.  Is this topping action or volatility in a weather market? And what do the funds need to continue buying? NOPA crush was disappointing and the Wheat Quaility Tour is seeing better yields than a year ago, which also sparked some selling.  Cattle close mostly higher as the S&P makes new highs and boxed beef soars.  Dave Chatterton, Strategic Farm Marketing, has analysis.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week's Open Mic guest is Kailee Tkacz Buller, President and CEO of the National Oilseed Processors Association. The nation's oilseed processing industry has rapidly been expanding capacity to meet growing demand for their products. Many new plants have been built, others are under construction and additional processing capacity could be added pending public policy decisions. Buller says renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuel hold tremendous opportunities for further oilseed industry expansion. Buller hopes 40Z tax credit rules will include more acceptable climate smart production practices and less bundling. NOPA opposes policies that place caps on vegetable oil capacity and encourage imports of used cooking oil from foreign countries.

I fjor gjennomførte NOPA en større medlemsundersøkelse. Det skal vi gjøre med jevne mellomrom, men i år tar vi det litt enklere. I denne utgaven av NOPA-podden snakker vi om hva vi ønsker å finne ut av og hvorfor. Stikkord er medlemmenes inntektsforhold og holdning i verdispørsmål. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Joe's Premium Subscription: www.standardgrain.comGrain Markets and Other Stuff Links-Apple PodcastsSpotifyGoogleTikTokYouTubeFutures and options trading involves risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone.Summit Carbon Solutions Pipeline Challenges: Start date for the world's largest carbon capture-and-storage project delayed until early 2026 due to farmer resistance and regulatory hurdles, leading to rerouting of pipeline 6,300 times and nearly doubling estimated cost to $8 billion; proponents argue pipeline is crucial for ethanol industry's competitiveness amid global carbon reduction efforts.

Corn and soybeans end higher on Friday with fund short covering and soybeans reversing after a record NOPA crush figure at 186.2 mb.  Soybeans ended higher for the week and look like the funds will continue to take profits off the table heading into USDA reports and end of month and quarter.  Corn was slightly lower for the week as it continues to be held back by wheat which sank again on China cancellations of U.S., Australia and French wheat.  Cattle rebounded Friday and were higher for the week with near to record high cash trade but is the market signaling a top?  Meanwhile, crude oil close above $80 and may see more inflationary buying.  Chip Nellinger, Blue Reef Agri-Marketing, has the details.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Joe's Premium Subscription: www.standardgrain.comGrain Markets and Other Stuff Links-Apple PodcastsSpotifyGoogleTikTokYouTubeFutures and options trading involves risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone.0:00 Dryness in Brazil2:29 Cheap Russian Wheat5:26 Ethanol Production Update6:52 Soybean Crush Update8:29 More ADM ProblemsKey Brazilian

Styremedlem i NOPA Tove Bøygard gjester NOPA-podden, hvor temaet er innspurten i arbeidet med NOPAs politiske program for neste stortingsperiode. NOPA oppfordrer medlemmer til å bidra med perspektiver og viktige saker, og har åpnet en digital portal for innspill: https://nopa.no/nopa-fornyer-sitt-politiske-program/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Joe's Premium Subscription: www.standardgrain.comGrain Markets and Other Stuff Links-Apple PodcastsSpotifyGoogleTikTokYouTubeFutures and options trading involves risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone.Get ready for this week's top agricultural and economic highlights!

Svenja Hahn sitter i EU-parlamentet for grupperingen Renew Europe (tilsvarende norske Venstre) og er en av sju i parlamentskomiteen som har jobbet med AI Act. Under Arendalsuka gjestet hun NOPAs panel om KI, som det finnes et opptak av på NOPAs facebook-side. Vi fikk også tatt en prat til glede for NOPA-poddens lyttere, der det viktigste spørsmålet var: hva vil AI Act egentlig ha å si for rettighetshavere? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kunstig intelligens er på alles lepper, og NOPA har engasjert seg i debatten rundt rettigheter. I denne episoden har vi besøk av Astrid Storrusten. Hun er ikke bare skuespiller og generalsekretær i Dramatikerforbundet, hun er også jurist som skrev masteroppgave om kunstig intelligens i 2019. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

NOPA crush analysis, a review of the October WASDE and Jay's look at dairy.

Markets on Monday were relatively quiet in grains and livestock. We did get NOPA crush numbers out that were supportive to the soy complex, specifically soybeans and soybean oil. We discuss the market trade with John Heinberg from Total Farm Marketing. Learn more at https://www.totalfarmmarketing.com. Plus, how are things looking on the Mississippi River system and what does the forecast look like for the week ahead? We talk about the weather and more with Eric Snodgrass from Nutrien Ag Solutions. Learn more at https://www.ag-wx.com. Today's program is brought to you in part by Growmark/FS; learn more online at https://www.fssystem.com.

Soybeans hold gains on a strong NOPA crush and higher soybean oil, plus strong export inspections and meal export biz.  Wheat sees short covering putting in war premium.  Corn sees harvest pressure, despite a 79 mb sale to Mexico.  Live cattle higher early with higher cash ideas but falter with feeders. Randy Martinson, Martinson Ag, has more.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Soybeans higher with a strong NOPA crush and export inspections plus higher bean oil.  Corn lower after hitting $5 chart resistance with harvest progressing.  Wheat mixed but its mainly a follower of corn and beans.  Cattle consolidate ahead of the COF and despite higher cash and cutouts, hogs fall with soft cash and product values.  Brian Grete, Pro Farmer, has more.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I dagens episode forbereder vi oss på to viktige søknadsfrister for låtskrivere og komponister. Nemlig Statens kunstnerstipend og NOPAs såkornmidler. Trine Mjølhus Jacobsen er medlemsansvarlig i NOPA og gjester dagens episode for å fortelle mer om disse ordningene! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

WASDE recap, NOPA crush report, higher energy prices, weather and dairy.

8-15-23 1. Why are we seeing the weakness in corn, soybeans, and wheat today? 2. How did the NOPA crush numbers look? 3. What stood out to you from the crop progress numbers from yesterday? 4. How is the Safrinha corn harvest progressing? 5. What does the Brazilian weather look like going forward? 6. What do you think carry will do going forward?

8-15-23 1. Why are we seeing the weakness in corn, soybeans, and wheat today? 2. How did the NOPA crush numbers look? 3. What stood out to you from the crop progress numbers from yesterday? 4. How is the Safrinha corn harvest progressing? 5. What does the Brazilian weather look like going forward? 6. What do you think carry will do going forward?

Fredag 9. juni la kulturministeren fram stortingsmeldingen «Kunstnarkår». Samme dag ble et utvalg som skal skrive den første NOUen om norsk musikkliv oppnevnt av Kongen i statsråd. NOPA-podden tok diskusjonen om begge foran et publikum på Kulturytring Drammen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Det har vært noen hektiske uker siden forrige episode ble lagt ut. Vi oppsummerer det som har skjedd i mellomtiden med stikkord: Word Expression Forum, CISAC, CIAM, generalforsamling i NOPA og årsmøte i TONO. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Supervisor Catherine Stefani represents a part of San Francisco that does not have a reputation for violent crime — District 2 includes the Marina, Pacific Heights, Cathedral Hill, Laurel Village and NoPa. But shortly before SFNext: Fixing Our City interviewed her, a violent assault in the Marina made headlines, though it wasn't yet apparent that there was allegedly more to that story. Stefani describes how she would like to handle challenges with hiring cops, what we expect police officers to do, and why public safety is such a critical issue for San Francisco. | Unlimited Chronicle access: sfchronicle.com/pod Fixing Our City is part of the San Francisco Chronicle's SFNext Project Got a tip, question, comment? Email us at sfnext@sfchronicle.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Det er stunder mot generalforsamling i NOPA. Vi gjør en forsinket oppsummering av Spellemannsprisens 50-årsjubileum, og Torgny har vært på lobbykurs på Stortinget. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Samsaya, Torgny og Ole Henrik dykker videre ned i hva NOPA er og hvem organisasjonen jobber for. Nå skal medlemmene kartlegges i stor medlemsundersøkelse, og Spellemann fyller 50 år med NOPA som sponsor. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As demand rises for clean fuels, there is continued investment and growth in U.S. oilseed crush capacity. This episode of Fueling Conversations features Tom Hammer, president and CEO of the National Oilseed Processors Association. He'll discuss how processors are making significant investments – in part because of positive signals from the biodiesel and renewable diesel industry – to produce the vegetable oil and meal needed to meet the expected increasing demand for food, feed, and biofuels. Visit nopa.org or cleanfuels.org for more information. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Ole Henrik Antonsen, Samsaya Sampda Sharma og Torgny Amdam ønsker velkommen til den aller første episoden av NOPA-podden. Med over 1400 medlemmer og 400 NOPA-tilknytta er vi Norges største organisasjon for komponister og tekstforfattere. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

En podcast om vokal av Hege Bjerk. Gjest i denne episoden er artist, produsent og låtskriver Tommy Fredvang. Podcasten "Syngedama?" er støttet av NOPA.

AOA began the week with Chris Robinson, Robinson Ag Marketing, who is preparing for tomorrow's NOPA soy crush report on the bean products market. In segment 2, John Baranick of DTN Weather discussed the shift to cold that has hit most of the country, and the spread of this cold air over the next several days. Curt Covington, Director of Partner Relations at AgAmerica Lending joined the show in segment 3 to discuss the views of ag lenders heading in to the 2023 growing season.

Grant Wood, wine educator and certified sommelier, and Robert Tas take a trip to California where they review the wine list at Nopa, a San Franciscan gathering place for foodies and winies who also enjoy a good time and a good cocktail. Grant shares his knowledge of wine and the producers as he reviews some stellar biodynamic bottles, bottles of bubbly, and the best value bottles, and of course, the bottles that would be suitable for a special occasion.  Wines reviewed include: 2019 Littorai Cerise Vineyard Pinot Noir 2015 Caraccioli Cellars Brut Cuvèe 2017 Bedrock Vineyard Heritage from Sonoma Valley For more information on today's episode, and the wines you love to love, visit www.corkrules.com.

Tuesday's AOA started with Mike Shulte, Executive Director of the Oklahoma Wheat Commission filling us in on the harvest pace in that state. In segment 2, we discussed Carbon Intensity with Ron Lamberty, Chief Marketing Officer at American Coalition for Ethanol and their release of a new Carbon Intensity Calculator. Dr. Derrell Peel of Oklahoma State University joined the show in the third segment to break down the pace of cow slaughter and its impact on the market in coming years. And we ended the show with Garrett Toay, of Ag Trader Talk, on Monday's soybean selloff and the expectation for soybean crush on tomorrow's NOPA report.

Food media entrepreneur, Stephen Satterfield, joins the show this week to serve up a small batch sermon on the power of conviction and cuisine. The founder of Whetstone and host of Netflix's High on the Hog: How African American Cuisine Transformed America talks champagne, terroir, and wine as a means of socioeconomic development. We examine how and why he's come full circle on the distinctions that enable food to deepen human connection — and we explore the history of agricultural acumen and its role in systemic inequality. This is a mouthwatering and mind-blowing conversation! It's also a soul-stirring dive into the future of food — and a recipe for combining epicurean taste and empathy for a more compassionate world.Connect with me onInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/lisaborders/Twitter - https://twitter.com/Lisa_M_BordersWebsite - https://www.lisaborders.us/

The final episode of Season 3 features Nuts & Bolts founder herself, Jessica Sligter. Sligter is a performer, composer and producer based in Berlin, whose practice lies at the meeting point of various experimental expressions, in a 'noir,'conceptual space. Exploring conflict and border-crossing both in her music and text, Sligter has been touring and releasing under the radar for years. Among her releases are the critically acclaimed Polycrisis:yes! and A Sense Of Growth, and her compositions for ensemble include Movements 1, Two Figures for Oslo14 ensemble, and Dark Passenger in collaboration with Jenny Hval. This episode has been edited and engineered by Jessica Sligter, and was made possible with the support of Norwegian Culture Fund and NOPA. Support Nuts And Bolts by becoming their patron on patreon.com/nutsandbolts, and check out the Nuts And Bolts gear-tutorial videos on our Youtube channel, get there via our Instagram page @nutsandboltspodcast

Our special guest for this episode is Nadah el Shazly, Cairo-based producer, composer and performer. Her work both radically reinvents the popular music of her homeland from the early 20th century and explores new sonic and harmonic frontiers. She released her critically acclaimed debut album Ahwar in November 2017 via Nawa Recordings. We met Nadah in her studio and talked about amongst others synths, creative process, beat making and sound manipulation.  Nuts And Bolts is hosted, recorded and engineered by Jessica Sligter, with editing by Julia Reidy. PR videos by Sligter and Liz Kosack. This episode was made possible with the support of Norwegian Culture Fund and NOPA.Support Nuts And Bolts by becoming their patron on patreon.com/nutsandbolts, and check out the Nuts And Bolts gear-tutorial videos, get there via our Instagram page @nutsandboltspodcast

Season #2 of gear-talk podcast Nuts And Bolts comes to an end with a fourth episode, where host Jessica Sligter meets Maja S. K. Ratkje, at her home in the Norwegian woods. A prolific performer, improviser and composer, technology is a part of Ratkje's practice across the board.  Chance versus control, working versus broken, throwing away versus fixing. Also oscillators, cassettes, making contact mics, tailor-made plugins, and more, where woven together with many impromptu demonstrations. A dense conversation, fuelled by skill and play. An immenselysatisfying experience to end our season with.Before season #3 hits, Nuts And Bolts will be publishing their first video-series of artist portraits and gear-tutorials. Seek us out on Instagram and Youtube, and stay tuned! Nuts And Bolts is hosted and made by Jessica Sligter, and co-engineered by Bridget Ferrill. This episode was supported by NOPA and Norsk Kulturfond.

After working at restaurants in New York, Las Vegas, and Los Angeles, David Nayfeld is now here in San Francisco as chef and co-owner of Che Fico, an Italian Taverna in the Nopa neighborhood. His ambition is refreshing, his family background is inspiring, but most importantly, his food is delicious.

Swedish composer and electronic musician Maria W Horn is our guest at Nuts And Bolts gear-talk podcast, episode #2.  Horn works immersively with electronics; her main weapon of choice, Supercollider, is but one of many software and hardware tools that she interacts and experiments with to create and manipulate her compositions. From mechanical electronic beats to multidisciplinary installations, to textural conceptual works, Horn lets us in on some of her techniques and thoughts about gear. Nuts And Bolts is hosted and made by Jessica Sligter, co-engineered by Bridget Ferrill, and co-produced by Anne Gerd Grimsby Haarr. This episode was supported by NOPA and FoFoGoFo.

Opening Season 2 of gear-talk podcast Nuts And Bolts, improviser and sound artist Andrea Parkins chats with host Jessica Sligter about synths, pre- and post-sampler life, glitchy Goldberg machines, and more. Andrea Parkins has traded New York for Europe, and is an established part of the improvised music scene on both ends of the ocean. With a background not only in improvised music but also art school, Parkins also makes installations and compositions. A force of nature, combining performance, technology and traditional instruments seamlessly. Nuts And Bolts is hosted and made by Jessica Sligter, co-produced by Anne Gerd Grimsby Haarr, with soundtechnical advice by Bridget Ferrill. This episode was supported by NOPA and FoFoGoFo. Photography by Mark Poucher