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Trotter Inc.

Trotter Inc., as we now know it, started out as Trotter Service in January 1962. Jim and Virginia Trotter became the owners of one of five service stations in Arcadia, Ne. Of those five stations, only Trotter Service remains.

The business was incorporated as Trotter Inc. in 1976. It has expanded from the full-service station in Arcadia, to include fertilizer, chemical, grain, convenience stores and fast food franchise. All Trotter locations remain within 60 miles of home. The Trotter children, Jess and Terina have been long-time employees and owners of the business. As a family owned business, Trotter’s remain dedicated to serving the small rural communities of central Nebraska.

Trotter Inc. is very pleased to be partnering with Farmer’s Edge, to bring the newest technology available in farming to our customers.

Market Snapshot

Quotes are delayed, as of September 26, 2021, 02:50:34 PM CDT or prior.

Ag News

Soil health through the lens of the tech stack Agriculture.com - Sat Sep 25, 11:19AM CDT
Do Oats Know? AgWeb - Fri Sep 24, 5:31PM CDT
Turning Point: How 9/11 Led One Veteran to Build a Beef Business 100% Veteran Owned and Raised AgWeb - Fri Sep 24, 4:31PM CDT
Researcher says some retailers are not supporting conservation practices Brownfield Ag News - Fri Sep 24, 3:51PM CDT
Market analyst says reports indicate producer should remain cautious Brownfield Ag News - Fri Sep 24, 3:49PM CDT
Cattle, hog futures mixed ahead of Friday’s USDA reports Brownfield Ag News - Fri Sep 24, 3:46PM CDT
Iowa farmer preparing for what could be most expensive crop ever Brownfield Ag News - Fri Sep 24, 3:43PM CDT
Schnitkey: You might want to temper price expectations Brownfield Ag News - Fri Sep 24, 3:42PM CDT
Farmer, agronomist notice unexpected cover crop growth Brownfield Ag News - Fri Sep 24, 3:38PM CDT
Attractive September basis draws new crop corn Brownfield Ag News - Fri Sep 24, 3:34PM CDT

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Local Weather

Arcadia, Nebraska (68815)

Current Conditions:		Sunny
Temperature:	93°F	Dew point:	53°F
Humidity:	26%	Pressure:	29.71 in. Hg
Wind:	12 mph	From:	Southwest

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USDA News

Pacific Northwest Grain Market News USDA - Fri Sep 24, 8:31AM CDT
U.S. EXPORT SALES GRAIN SORGHUMS - September 23, 2021 USDA - Thu Sep 23, 7:31AM CDT
Canadian Live Animal Imports into the U.S. By State of Entry USDA - Wed Sep 22, 2:56PM CDT
Canadian Live Animal Imports into the U.S. By Destination USDA - Wed Sep 22, 2:56PM CDT
National Organic Grain and Feedstuffs USDA - Wed Sep 22, 2:55PM CDT
Barge Grain Movements USDA - Mon Sep 20, 2:51PM CDT
Grains Inspected for Export (Weekly) USDA - Mon Sep 20, 9:59AM CDT

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Market Commentary

Wheat Markets Close Mixed on Afternoon Fade - September 24, 2021

Wheat markets ended the Friday session mixed. CBT SRW futures closed with 2 3/4 to 6 1/4 cent gains. December rallied 15 cents from Friday to

Lean Hog Prices Recover on Friday - September 24, 2021

Friday hog futures trading ended with a rally. Prices closed 5 to 30 cents in the black, while October rallied to close $2.52 higher ahead of the

Soybeans Firm on Friday - September 24, 2021

Front month soybean futures ended the Friday session fractionally mixed. From the week’s open, November soybeans were unchanged, while the

Triple Digit Rally for Friday Cotton - September 24, 2021

Cotton prices rallied into the weekend. Nearby futures were up more than 3 cents through March, while the deferred contracts gained 232 to 275

Corn Market Weakens into Weekend - September 24, 2021

On Friday, corn prices worked lower to close 2 to 2 1/2 cents in the red. New crop futures were firmer with Red dec only giving back 3/4 cents while

Cattle Market Mixed Heading into COF Report - September 24, 2021

Live cattle futures were lower on the last trade day of the week, giving back 30 to 47 cents in the front months. Feeder cattle, however, found

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