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	@CT - COTTON #2 - ICEFU Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More Jul 26 75.21 75.50 72.30 73.20 -1.25 73.96s 01:57P Oct 26 77.72 77.89 75.70 76.81 -0.86 77.43s 01:57P Dec 26 79.38 79.44 77.41 78.59 -0.68 78.73s 01:57P Mar 27 80.70 80.76 78.86 79.90 -0.71 80.06s 01:57P May 27 81.66 81.66 79.87 80.82 -0.75 80.94s 01:57P Jul 27 81.46 81.46 79.79 80.67 -0.74 80.74s 01:57P @C - CORN - CBOT Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More Jul 26 411'4 414'4 407'0 410'0 -1'6 409'6s 05:23P Sep 26 419'6 422'6 415'2 418'0 -2'0 417'6s 05:23P Dec 26 439'4 442'4 435'0 437'6 -2'2 437'2s 05:20P Mar 27 454'4 457'0 450'0 452'2 -2'2 451'6s 05:29P May 27 463'6 465'6 459'0 461'0 -2'2 460'6s 01:30P Jul 27 469'6 472'2 465'4 467'2 -2'4 467'0s 03:47P @S - SOYBEANS - CBOT Month Open High Low Last Change Close Time More Jul 26 1116'2 1123'6 1114'0 1116'4 1'2 1117'0s 05:25P Aug 26 1122'6 1130'4 1120'6 1123'2 1'4 1124'0s 05:22P Sep 26 1126'2 1133'6 1124'4 1127'0 1'2 1127'2s 04:45P Nov 26 1141'6 1149'4 1139'4 1141'4 0'2 1141'6s 04:46P Jan 27 1155'6 1163'6 1154'0 1155'2 0'2 1156'0s 01:30P Mar 27 1163'4 1170'6 1160'6 1161'4 -0'6 1162'2s 04:45P May 27 1171'0 1178'0 1168'0 1168'2 -1'2 1169'4s 04:45P My Custom Markets Symbol Open High Low Last Change Close Time More

	Johnny's Blog
	Last week of June. 6-23-2026 Now at the last week of June, we out to be finished with early season insect management including Asiatic Garden Beetle as well as thrips due in part to the stage of cotton developement as well as the rapid growth with the heat and moisture improvement.  Most farmers have the weed strategy on schedule and are in process of applying Nitrogen on the early crop and have the late crop plan in place as well.   So what's Next?  It's gonna be insect and growth management.  Consultants are looking for those early signs of plant bugs and for fields that are ready for that first shot of Pix.  The first Extension publication for plantbugs was published yesterday on the NC State Cotton portal as well as Virginia Tech by Tim Bryant on 6-23-2026.  This is probably the main two topics for Mid-Season managemnt that will last from pre-bloom into full bloom.  Early signs of insects are low but we know they are coming and there are many options to consider for timing and material selection.  I'll be publishing the Extension Strategies as well as my own ideas in the coming days. Go to the On-line Newsletter for fine tuning nitrogen management.   DISCLAIMER: The data contained herein is for informational, conversational, and philosophical thinking and is for general purposes only. Ideas expressed apply to the Uppter Southeast growing region. AlthoughII the information was obtained from various sources, which we believe to be reliable, we do not in any way guarantee its accuracy or completeness. Comments are influenced by past experiences, personal bias and hypothetical speculation by the writer and are not always accurate predictors of future events. Specific references to Agricultural Products and Rates are used for examples and do not reflect specific endorsement or recommendations for use. Always read and follow all label directions and precautions for use. We disclaim any responsibility for any errors or omissions contained herein. FULL DISCLOSURE: There is no compensation received by Johnny to promote any product referenced with in this blog. Johnny is a paid employee of Commonwealth Gin

	Links to Timely Info
	Hunter Frame's Agronomy Blog Virginia Ag Pest And Crop Advisory VT Insect and disease blogs 6-23-2026 NC STATE Cotton Updates Lygus Plant Bugs 6-22-2026 NC STATE Peanut Updates

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	COTTON #2 (Jul 26) 73.20 -1.25 COTTON #2 (Oct 26) 76.81 -0.86 COTTON #2 (Dec 26) 78.59 -0.68 COTTON #2 (Mar 27) 79.90 -0.71 COTTON #2 (May 27) 80.82 -0.75 COTTON #2 (Jul 27) 80.67 -0.74 CORN (Jul 26) 410'0 -1'6 CORN (Sep 26) 418'0 -2'0 CORN (Dec 26) 437'6 -2'2 CORN (Mar 27) 452'2 -2'2 CORN (May 27) 461'0 -2'2 CORN (Jul 27) 467'2 -2'4 SOYBEANS (Jul 26) 1116'4 1'2 SOYBEANS (Aug 26) 1123'2 1'4 SOYBEANS (Sep 26) 1127'0 1'2 SOYBEANS (Nov 26) 1141'4 0'2 SOYBEANS (Jan 27) 1155'2 0'2 SOYBEANS (Mar 27) 1161'4 -0'6 SOYBEANS (May 27) 1168'2 -1'2

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