CBOT futures closed mixed with 0-2 cent losses in corn and soybeans and 3-7 cent gains in wheat contracts. Traders are generally waiting on the election results and the updated supply-demand estimates coming Thursday.  Cattle futures closed narrowly mixed, following Monday’s sharp losses. Support came from short-covering and strength in boxed beef.

CBOT futures closed mixed with minimal price changes. Soybean futures are consolidating the big gains posted Thursday from signs that China may be more open to trade talks. Traders are generally waiting to see how tomorrow’s election turns out and to see the USDA supply-demand updates midday Thursday.

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The Kentucky Pork industry employs more than six-thousand people and provides more than two million dollars in income to families in the state.  Kentucky Pork Producer’s Executive Director Bonnie Jolly talks about the pork industry in the state, some companies that rely on the pork industry and the interest among young people in swine and country ham projects.

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The North American International Livestock Exposition is in full swing at the Kentucky Exposition Center in Louisville.  Manager Catherine Riley talks about the number of entries, events taking place this weekend, the rodeo and the national contests that are held each year during the North American.

The Kentucky Farm Bureau Resolutions Committee will review resolutions submitted by advisory committees and all 120 county Farm Bureau's this week.  First Vice President Eddie Melton discusses the resolutions process, some of the issues being discussed and how resolutions eventually become the policy of Kentucky Farm Bureau.

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The Kentucky Center for Agriculture and Rural Development is hosting a series of workshops that help farmers and agribusiness learn about state and federal grants that are available.  Aaron Shapiro talks about the workshops, what people will learn, where they will take place and how to sign up.

Tuesday, November 6, is General Election Day in Kentucky and across the nation.  Kentucky Farm Bureau President Mark Haney talks about the importance of voting in local elections, getting involved in the election process and reminds us that every vote counts.

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