Grains & Oilseeds with Craig Turner

Grains & Oilseeds with Craig Turner


Latest Episodes

Turner’s Take Podcast | Extreme Volatility
June 18, 2021

This is the kind of volatility you can get when crop stocks are tight and new crop stocks are projected adequate-to-tight.  The summer weather volatility can be off the charts.  Expect more of the sam

Turner’s Take Podcast | 2021-2022 Wheat Ideas
October 29, 2020

Wheat stocks will get tighter next year and we see KC gaining on Chicago. For the 2021-2022 marketing year KC should trade over Chi

Turner’s Take Podcast | 2021 Corn Outlook
October 21, 2020

Corn is adequate on the balance sheet but cash, basis, futures and spreads all say stocks are tight. We think corn has more upside this year.

Turner’s Take Podcast | 2021 Soybean Outlook
October 16, 2020

New crop soybeans are tight and without an expansion of 7mm acres soybeans could be tight next year too!

Turner’s Take Podcast | Soybeans Rally on Chinese Demand and S.Am Weather
October 06, 2020

Soybeans lead the CBOT higher on renewed Chinese demand and South American planting delays.

Turner’s Take Podcast | Quarterly Stocks Report Bullish!
September 30, 2020

The Sept 1 quarterly stocks report was bullish for corn, soybeans and wheat

Turner’s Take Ag Marketing Podcast | Soybeans Are Back!
September 13, 2020

Soybeans could be back to the old trading ranges before the Swine Flu hit China and before the tariffs trade wars

Turner’s Take Ag Marketing Podcast | Stocks, Metals, Livestock, and Grains
September 01, 2020

Fed policies should help the stock market and precious metals. Grains are at a crossroads and we like cattle but bearish hogs

Turner’s Take Podcast | Corn and Soybean Yields Retreating
August 25, 2020

Corn and Soybean yields are in retreat. Dec Corn could test $3.65. A close above $9.25 in Nov Soybeans could send prices the next leg higher

Turner’s Take Podcast | How Much Corn In Iowa Is Lost?
August 18, 2020

The derecho in Iowa has lead to an uncertain ammount of corn lost due to high winds. With elevated prices we look at 2021-22 marketing