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Announcing newly enhanced Cenex® Premium Diesel Fuels –
With a special additive to meet the needs of today’s engine technologies
and ensure consistently high performance!


In engines designed to meet new Environmental Protection Agency emission standards,
increased pressure and temperatures can literally “cook” typical #2 diesel fuel,
resulting in injector/filter problems, reduced efficiency and costly repairs. 

We are proud to offer premium fuels that help alleviate this problem 
experienced
in modernized diesel engines (2007 models and newer).

Every gallon of Cenex Roadmaster XL® Premium Highway Diesel Fuel
       and Ruby Fieldmaster® Soy-Enhanced Premium Diesel Fuel 
 has now been enhanced with a new additive. In fact, no other diesel fuel contains a more complete, 
            balanced and quality additive package. Compared to typical #2 diesel fuel, Cenex Premium Diesel Fuel:


 

  • Improves fuel economy by as much as 5 percent
  • Increases power by up to 4.5 percent
  • Boosts lubricity by 10-15 percent
  • Extends life of injectors/injector pumps
  • Lowers maintenance costs
  • Has a higher cetane number (typically 48)
  • Helps prevent fouling issues (in 2007 and newer engines)

To put these fuels to work in your fleet, talk with
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Sunrise: 5:50 Sunset: 8:53
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CORN ( Jul 12 ) CBOT
6354 104 1:57P05/18/2012   1:57:00PM CST
SOYBEANS ( Jul 12 ) CBOT
14050 - 330 1:43P05/18/2012   1:43:00PM CST
WHEAT ( Jul 12 ) CBOT
6952 374 1:51P05/18/2012   1:51:00PM CST
OATS ( Jul 12 ) CBOT
3400 14 1:51P05/18/2012   1:51:00PM CST
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29.27 - 0.45 3:00P05/18/2012   3:00:00PM CST
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62.43 0.75 3:01P05/18/2012   3:01:00PM CST
EXXON MOBIL [De NYSE
81.47 - 0.44 3:01P05/18/2012   3:01:00PM CST
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34.27 - 0.35 3:04P05/18/2012   3:04:00PM CST

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An Urban's Rural View
Friday, May 18, 2012 5:03PM CDT
People criticize Warren Buffett for his views on taxes, for his company's low share price, for his dislike of gold. Why don't they criticize his conservative take on the growth potential of the U.S. economy?
Go West And Multiply!
Friday, May 18, 2012 4:59PM CDT
The Homestead Act of 1862 helped fuel westward expansion of a young but growing United States.
New Trading Hours Start Sunday
Friday, May 18, 2012 4:57PM CDT
All three U.S. grain exchanges will start trading expanded electronic hours starting at 5 p.m. on Sunday.
Sanow's Market Sense
Thursday, May 17, 2012 3:47PM CDT
The fast planting pace means there will be corn harvested earlier than normal, setting the stage for basis levels to collapse.

Did You Know?

In 1766 George Washington suggested to Congress the establishment of a National Board of Agriculture


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C - CORN - CBOT
  High Low Last Chg
Jul 638'2 630'2 635'4s 10'4
Sep 551'0 544'0 546'4s 8'0
Dec 542'0 532'4 537'0s 8'6
Mar 552'0 544'4 546'4s 7'2
May 556'2 556'2 557'0s 9'6
 
S - SOYBEANS - CBOT
  High Low Last Chg
Jul 1437'0 1405'0 1405'0s -33'0
Aug 1381'0s -24'2
Sep 1327'0s -20'4
Nov 1317'0 1289'4 1288'0s -18'4
Jan 1309'0 1294'0 1286'0s -18'0
 
@MW - HARD RED SPRING WHEAT - MGE
  High Low Last Chg
Jul 807'2 765'2 792'0s 24'6
Sep 805'0 762'0 788'4s 24'0
Dec 804'0 766'4 790'0s 21'4
Mar 801'0 774'2 792'6s 19'2
May 798'0 782'2 796'6s 18'4
 
LC - LIVE CATTLE - CME
  High Low Last Chg
Jun 119.600 118.200 119.525s 1.600
Aug 121.950 120.250 121.925s 1.875
Oct 126.625 125.250 126.300s 1.350
Dec 129.000 127.700 128.600s 1.150
Feb 130.250 129.250 130.025s 1.350
 
LH - LEAN HOGS - CME
  High Low Last Chg
Jun 87.600 86.750 87.425s 0.000
Jul 88.600 87.750 88.575s - 0.175
Aug 89.250 88.600 88.900s - 0.600
Oct 81.750 80.925 81.400s 0.050
Dec 79.350 78.400 79.175s 0.250

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  • CORN (Jul 12) 635'4s 10'4 5/18/12   1:57 PM CST
  • CORN (Sep 12) 546'4s 8'0 5/18/12   1:57 PM CST
  • CORN (Dec 12) 537'0s 8'6 5/18/12   1:57 PM CST
  • CORN (Mar 13) 546'4s 7'2 5/18/12   1:57 PM CST
  • CORN (May 13) 557'0s 9'6 5/18/12   1:57 PM CST
  • SOYBEANS (Jul 12) 1405'0s -33'0 5/18/12   1:43 PM CST
  • SOYBEANS (Aug 12) 1381'0s -24'2 5/18/12   1:43 PM CST
  • SOYBEANS (Sep 12) 1327'0s -20'4 5/18/12   1:43 PM CST
  • SOYBEANS (Nov 12) 1288'0s -18'4 5/18/12   1:43 PM CST
  • SOYBEANS (Jan 13) 1286'0s -18'0 5/18/12   1:43 PM CST
  • HARD RED SPRING WHEAT (Jul 12) 792'0s 24'6     CST
  • HARD RED SPRING WHEAT (Sep 12) 788'4s 24'0     CST
  • HARD RED SPRING WHEAT (Dec 12) 790'0s 21'4     CST
  • HARD RED SPRING WHEAT (Mar 13) 792'6s 19'2     CST
  • HARD RED SPRING WHEAT (May 13) 796'6s 18'4     CST
  • LIVE CATTLE (Jun 12) 119.525s 1.600 5/18/12   1:09 PM CST
  • LIVE CATTLE (Aug 12) 121.925s 1.875 5/18/12   1:09 PM CST
  • LIVE CATTLE (Oct 12) 126.300s 1.350 5/18/12   1:09 PM CST
  • LIVE CATTLE (Dec 12) 128.600s 1.150 5/18/12   1:09 PM CST
  • LIVE CATTLE (Feb 13) 130.025s 1.350 5/18/12   1:09 PM CST
  • LEAN HOGS (Jun 12) 87.425s 0.000 5/18/12   1:09 PM CST
  • LEAN HOGS (Jul 12) 88.575s - 0.175 5/18/12   1:09 PM CST
  • LEAN HOGS (Aug 12) 88.900s - 0.600 5/18/12   1:09 PM CST
  • LEAN HOGS (Oct 12) 81.400s 0.050 5/18/12   1:09 PM CST
  • LEAN HOGS (Dec 12) 79.175s 0.250 5/18/12   1:09 PM CST

 
 
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