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	Exceller Meal
	Exceller Meal is a high bypass, highly digestable soybean meal. Heat and friction during the mechanical processing of roasted soybeans produces our Exceller Meal. This product provides bypass proteins and amino acids without a high oil content.

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	A U.S. district judge Thursday issued a permanent injunction against USDA that will suspend the department's ability to allow any more Conservation Reserve Program land to be used for the critical-feed use haying and grazing program. See DTN Ag News. 4^Full Story... Language in a law defining just where renewable biomass can come from limits much of the nation's wooded areas and forests, as well as land not currently used for crops. See DTN Ag News. BFull Story... Major developing economies such as China, India and Brazil are not moving to provide more market access despite a new proposal to cut more U.S. farm subsidies during the Doha global trade talks. See DTN Ag News. @^Full Story... The European Union's food safety body has given a positive scientific opinion on Monsanto's new Roundup Ready 2 Yield soybeans. The soybeans now must clear the somewhat cloudy EU political approval process, though Monsanto expects full approvals in time for the 2009 U.S. soybean harvest. See DTN Ag News. BFull Story... A partisan divide on how to deal with high energy prices has Democrats looking largely at speculators, while Republicans look largely at opening up land to drilling. See DTN Ag News. BFull Story...

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@S - SOYBEANS - CBOT
	High	Low	Last	Chg
Aug	1395'4	1385'0	1387'4	2'4
Sep	1385'0	1373'6	1375'4	2'4
Nov	1385'0	1372'6	1375'4	2'4
Jan	1400'0	1390'6	1390'6	0'0
Mar	1416'0	1405'2	1405'2	0'2

S - SOYBEANS - CBOT
	High	Low	Last	Chg
Aug	1406'0	1370'0	1385'0s	-9'2
Sep	1392'0	1360'0	1373'0s	-12'6
Nov	1393'0	1356'0	1373'0s	-11'0
Jan	1408'0	1378'0	1390'6s	-10'4
Mar	1407'0	1390'0	1405'0s	-11'4
May	1425'0	1395'0	1408'0s	-11'2

SM - SOYBEAN MEAL - CBOT
	High	Low	Last	Chg
Aug	379'0	369'5	373'8s	-2'3
Sep	373'0	363'5	367'8s	-2'3
Oct	365'0	355'5	360'8s	-1'3

BO - SOYBEAN OIL - CBOT
	High	Low	Last	Chg
Aug	58.85	58.15	58.93s	0.38
Sep	59.10	58.50	59.25s	0.38
Oct	59.20	58.75	59.58s	0.37

C - CORN - CBOT
	High	Low	Last	Chg
Sep	580'0	562'0	573'0s	1'4
Dec	599'0	580'6	592'0s	1'4
Mar	618'4	601'0	611'2s	1'4

@SM - SOYBEAN MEAL - CBOT
	High	Low	Last	Chg
Aug	379'7	373'8	373'8	'0
Sep	371'2	367'8	368'1	'3
Oct	366'0	360'6	360'8	'0

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	Soybean Oil
	Soybean oil is produced during the mechanical processing of soybeans. The oil we produce is crude soybean oil. This oil is used in animal feeds, industrial applications, in refineries, and for the production of bio diesel. We produce over 1 million gallons of crude soybean oil each year.

Local Conditions

Valders, WI

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Temp:	63^oF	Feels Like:	63^oF
Humid:	94%	Dew Pt:	61^oF
Barom:	29.99	Wind Dir:	WSW
Cond:	Partly Cloudy	Wind Spd:	6 mph
Sunrise:	5:31	Sunset:	8:22
As reported at MANITOWOC, WI at 6:00 AM


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	Valders, WI

Local Forecast

Valders, WI

Friday	Saturday	Sunday
Hi: 78^oF Lo: 65^oF	Hi: 80^oF Lo: 65^oF	Hi: 78^oF Lo: 66^oF

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DTN Weather Summary

Rains in Midwest Friday

Bryce Anderson (Bio)
DTN Meteorologist

Moderate to locally heavy rain will move across the southern Midwest Friday -- specifically targeting southeastern Missouri, southern Illinois, and the lower Ohio Valley. We'll also see light rain in the northern Midwest. Hot and dry conditions will stress crops in the central and Southern Plains through the Delta and Deep South. » More DTN Weather Commentary

Posted at 5:51AM
Fri Jul 25, 2008 CDT