Welcome




Mission Statement
Farmers Ranchers Co-op is committed to being a business partner with our patrons, efficiently providing products, services and expertise that enhance the profitability of our member owners. 


Futures
C - CORN - CBOT
Month Open High Low Last Change Time More
Mar 12 644'6 645'0 640'0 642'2 -2'2 11:03A
May 12 651'4 651'4 647'0 650'6 0'0 10:13A
Jul 12 655'4 656'0 652'0 654'4 -1'0 11:00A
Sep 12 602'4 602'4 601'2 601'2 -3'4 10:55A
Dec 12 579'6 580'2 576'4 578'6 -2'6 10:55A
Mar 13 593'2s 2'2 02/03
S - SOYBEANS - CBOT
Month Open High Low Last Change Time More
Mar 12 1237'0 1243'6 1232'0 1241'0 8'4 10:58A
May 12 1245'0 1251'0 1241'0 1244'4 3'6 10:58A
Jul 12 1253'0 1259'0 1249'0 1253'4 3'2 10:00A
Aug 12 1248'0s 15'2 02/03
Sep 12 1241'4s 14'0 02/03
Nov 12 1237'0 1245'0 1235'4 1240'4 3'2 10:59A
LC - LIVE CATTLE - CME
Month Open High Low Last Change Time More
Feb 12 123.000 123.800 123.000 123.800 0.175 11:03A
Apr 12 127.000 127.650 127.000 127.525 0.125 11:04A
Jun 12 126.500 127.050 126.500 126.850 0.000 11:03A
Aug 12 0.000 129.100 128.725 0.000 0.000
Oct 12 132.175 132.400 132.000 132.225 - 0.100 11:03A
Dec 12 132.900 133.100 132.900 132.900 - 0.275 11:02A
FC - FEEDER CATTLE - CME
Month Open High Low Last Change Time More
Mar 12 153.550 154.500 153.550 153.550 - 0.900 10:57A
Apr 12 156.250 156.900 156.250 156.250 - 0.775 10:57A
May 12 158.025 158.100 157.700 158.025 - 0.375 10:57A
Aug 12 158.700 159.500 158.700 158.700 - 1.050 10:57A
Sep 12 0.000 158.900 158.725 0.000 0.000
Oct 12 0.000 158.900 158.800 0.000 0.000
W - WHEAT - CBOT
Month Open High Low Last Change Time More
Mar 12 664'0 666'0 661'4 661'4 0'6 10:00A
May 12 681'0 675'0 674'0s -4'0 02/03
Jul 12 694'0 685'0 689'0s -2'6 02/03
Sep 12 704'2 704'2 704'2 704'2 -1'6 09:42A
Dec 12 723'2s -1'4 02/03
Mar 13 737'6s -1'0 02/03
LH - LEAN HOGS - CME
Month Open High Low Last Change Time More
Feb 12 87.350 87.350 87.000 87.050 - 0.475 10:58A
Apr 12 88.650 89.400 88.600 89.400 0.475 11:02A
May 12 97.000 97.300 97.000 97.000 - 0.250 10:17A
Jun 12 98.300 98.600 98.300 98.500 0.400 11:04A
Jul 12 98.350 99.000 98.350 98.850 0.050 10:17A
Aug 12 98.100 98.400 98.100 98.350 0.075 10:23A
My Custom Markets
Symbol Open High Low Last Change Time More

 
Back to the Top
 

DTN Videos
 02:53
2/6/2012 Scattered Argentina Showers Monday
 04:22
2/3/2012 Argentina Crop Update
 03:05
2/3/2012 Beans Overcome Resistance
 01:31
2/3/2012 Soybeans Remain Strong
 02:14
9/7/2011 Measuring Nitrogen in Corn

 
Back to the Top
 


What's News


Don't miss our 80th Annual Meeting
Check out the What's News Page for more information.

The “Future of Agriculture” Scholarship
We are pleased to announce that our annual scholarship program is once again available for High School Seniors. Three $1000 scholarships will be awarded in May of 2012. More details and the scholarship form are available on the What's News Page.

Feed bulk pricing...
See our feed page for details.

Call us for all your computerized wheel alignments...
Visit our Mr. Tire page for details of our current specials.

Free spotlight on the markets!
If you would like to receive a market text or email, click
here to register, courtesy of Hurley & Associates. There is no charge and no obligation for the service.


Local Conditions
Ainsworth, NE
Chg Zip Code: 
Temp: 28oF Feels Like: 21oF
Humid: 72% Dew Pt: 20oF
Barom: 30.16 Wind Dir: WSW
Cond: N/A Wind Spd: 7 mph
Sunrise: 7:48 Sunset: 5:59
As reported at AINSWORTH, NE at 10:00 AM
 
Local Radar
Ainsworth, NE
Radar
 
Local Forecast
Ainsworth, NE

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday
High: 43°F
Low: 21°F
Precip: 20%
High: 24°F
Low: 9°F
Precip: 55%
High: 35°F
Low: 7°F
Precip: 0%
High: 37°F
Low: 19°F
Precip: 0%
High: 26°F
Low: 14°F
Precip: 0%
View complete Local Weather
 
DTN Weather Summary
Central U.S. Mostly Dry Monday
Bryce Anderson (Bio) – DTN Meteorologist

Mostly dry weather throughout the central U.S. on Monday as high pressure dominates. This dry weather follows a significant rain/snow event in the Southern Plains late last week, which will improve soil moisture for the winter wheat crop. Rains of 0.30-1.50 inches in the major soybean areas of Argentina and southern Brazil over the weekend will benefit the pod-filling crop. Significant hot/dry weather this growing season has affected corn and soybean production in South America. » More DTN Weather Commentary

Posted at 6:33AM Mon Feb 6, 2012 CST

 
Back to the Top
 

Local News
 
Ag Drainage Developments Boost Yields
While a lot of attention has focused on best management practices to reduce nitrate loads from ag dr...

Closing the Rural Leadership Gap
Have you ever thought about how many people it takes to run your small town, and how many people are...

College Deans Highlight the Value of an Ag Degree
A recent Yahoo article that listed agriculture, animal science, and horticulture among the �College ...

Corn Management for Extreme Conditions
If your area hasn�t had a �normal� growing season for some time, you�re not the only one concerned a...

Will Corn Price Swings Continue?
If you�ve felt like the corn markets have been even more skittish than usual, you�re right. Darrel G...

   

Add Us To Your Favorites
 
Follow the steps below to add www.frcoop.com to your bookmarks.
  • Open the Communicator menu.
  • Choose Bookmarks.
  • Choose Add Bookmark.


 
Copyright DTN. All rights reserved. Disclaimer.
Powered By DTN