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 Corn March 2019    
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Price as of 03/23/19 05:43PM CDT.
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@C - CORN - CBOT
  High Low Last Chg
May 380'6 375'4 378'6 2'0
Jul 389'6 384'6 387'6 2'0
Sep 395'4 391'2 393'6 1'4
Dec 401'6 398'0 400'2 1'2
Mar 411'4 408'2 410'0 1'2
May 416'4 413'2 414'6 0'6
 
@S - SOYBEANS - CBOT
  High Low Last Chg
May 912'0 903'0 904'2 -6'6
Jul 925'4 916'4 917'6 -7'0
Aug 931'6 922'6 923'4 -7'0
Sep 936'4 928'0 928'2 -6'6
Nov 946'2 936'6 938'0 -7'2
Jan 954'0 944'4 945'0 -8'0
 
@W - WHEAT - CBOT
  High Low Last Chg
May 473'6 463'6 465'0 -0'4
Jul 478'2 468'4 470'0 -0'6
Sep 486'4 477'2 478'2 -0'4
Dec 501'2 492'2 493'4 -0'4
Mar 514'4 507'4 507'4 0'2
May 519'6 512'2 515'0 0'0
 
@C - CORN - CBOT
  High Low Last Chg
May 380'6 375'4 378'6 2'0
Jul 389'6 384'6 387'6 2'0
Sep 395'4 391'2 393'6 1'4
 
@S - SOYBEANS - CBOT
  High Low Last Chg
May 912'0 903'0 904'2 -6'6
Jul 925'4 916'4 917'6 -7'0
Aug 931'6 922'6 923'4 -7'0
 
@W - WHEAT - CBOT
  High Low Last Chg
May 473'6 463'6 465'0 -0'4
Jul 478'2 468'4 470'0 -0'6
 
@LE - LIVE CATTLE - CME
  High Low Last Chg
Apr 130.250 128.775 129.825 - 0.175
Jun 124.900 122.550 123.525 - 0.400
 
@HE - LEAN HOGS - CME
  High Low Last Chg
Apr 80.300 75.875 78.050
May 89.100 83.500 86.925 0.425

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Welcome

Walsh Grain Farms Inc.
N3092 Hwy 12 & 16   Mauston,WI  53948
PH:  608-847-7291
Fax: 608-847-5357


Walsh Grain Farms Inc. is a family owned and operated grain handling business in Mauston,WI.  
We are located 4.5 miles east of Mauston on Hwy 12 & 16.

John E. Walsh Sr., President, founded the business in 1980.  
We became incorporated in February of 1985.  

John Walsh Jr. is the Grain Manager giving the farmers the best price in the area.
Seth Laehn, son'n'law, is also in the grain plant assisting John.  

Judy Neve is the Office Manager along with sister, Jane Salverson, handling the office bookkeeping of the business.

James Walsh is the Shop Manager keeping all the trucks and equipment in top shape.
 
Dave Walsh is the Manager of  the Walsh Bio Fuels Plant.
website: http://www.walshbiofuel.com 

Walsh Grain Farms Inc. has a storage capacity of 2,500,000 bushel of corn and soybeans.
We have 20 tractor-semis serving the area farmers assisting them with getting their grain from the field to our facility.

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