George Schupback

Husband & father of 3 daughters. Owner of Schupback Farms LLC Grow corn,soybeans & wheat Raise Simmental & Sim Angus cattle.

[Keith Gehling @Grainstate]

#drought monitor in NE Missouri is spot on. #corn #soybeans pictures taken 7-27-23.

[MSHP Troop F @MSHPTrooperF]

Here is another picture from the boat crash last night at Lake of the Ozarks.

As you can see, the home sustained extensive damage.

[Collin Rugg @CollinRugg]

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“I love our country. I want to see it restored to what it once was before all this bulls*** started happening to us.”

“I love my country, I love my family, and I will do anything to protect that. I can tell you that.”

This is how you stand up to the woke mob 🔥

[Keaton Frewen @FrewenK]

Well…it happened…2 days from running wide open on wheat harvest and some of the best yields in the state…gone…corn gone also…not fun driving around. But the sun will come up tomorrow.. we will persevere.

[Risk Management @FarmsMarketing]

The #corn belt now requires at least 3-9 inches of rain throughout to relieve stress caused by #drought and areas in #Missouri require 12+ inches! We will not be seeing any relief throughout the northern corn belt in the upcoming week. @OntAg @FarmsNews @NOAA

[George Schupback @gschupback]

@zane_jones Really like this rail. Less neck rub on the cattle over cables.

[Randy Ymker @RandyYmker]

Green City Livestock Marketing, Green City, MO
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[Cody Etter @Cetter15]

Who’s growing 363 bushel corn to offset this 0? If you planted late May in our area, it’s ugly.

[Smith Farm's @farm_smith]

Welcome to 1980....

[Jace Mosbarger @mosbarger_jace]

A few acres of V8 corn no longer needing irrigation in 2023. Sprinkler never even made a full circle for the season. Live by the sword - die by the sword.

[Aaron Horinek @ahorinek]

It’s been a long long time since I have seen crop damage this severe for this big of a swath. Beyond ugly.

[Breaking Weather by AccuWeather @breakingweather]

A derecho is moving across Illinois and Indiana this hour, leaving wind damage, gusts to 90 mph, and 200,000 customers without power in its wake. https://t.co/mdNdNBPtzk

[George Schupback @gschupback]

@zane_jones Just talked to a good friend by Macomb IL said he had 2.2 but with 104 mph winds.

[NWS Kansas City @NWSKansasCity]

This storm contains 80 mph wind! Take shelter if you are in the path!

[Market Minute LLC @MarketMinuteLLC]

Grains get smacked across the board despite the awful crop conditions yesterday. Where both the corn and bean numbers came in at the worst since 1988..

Yes, these numbers took into account the rainfall over the weekend. So why did the grains get hit so hard if the ratings were so bullish yesterday?

The only reason is the forecasts. Not rain that has fallen. The forecasts. As they are showing the entire Midwest receiving 1/2 to 1 inch of rain next week. We also have the USDA report Friday that has some people nervous.

How much rain would every area need to break the drought?

Below is a map that shows how much rain each area needs to be back to normal.

As you can see, a large portion of the corn belt and I-states need a lot of rain. 3 to 9 inches…

The markets deciding to trade the forecasts rather than the facts might be a mistake. As crop conditions haven’t been this bad since 1988, and it's not even close. With the next closet year being 2012 where they were 55% rated G/E. Our corn index score is the worst it has ever been for this week since 1988. Illinois's crop is the worst on record for this time, as they are also the shortest moisture they have ever been since they began tracking.

The market is already pricing in rain. Rain that hasn't happened yet. So if that rain does come, a good portion of that is already priced into the markets. So what happens if that rain doesn't fall? Well, that gives us a very good chance to see our markets pick back up steam and push higher…

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[George Schupback @gschupback]

Weather forecasters and bear traders are happy!!

[Susan Stroud @SusanNOBULL]

Oofta 🌵@sanegrain (sane drought my new bff)

[George Schupback @gschupback]

Has to be depressing to be a weather forecaster these days!!

[cow chow szn @justinfastert]

If this is true we will have a lot of lake time this summer!! #drought23 #corn