HUDSON GRAIN


	Announcment
	Office Hours 7:00am - 4:00pm Due to the market volatility, we will only be buying grain during active trading hours on the CBOT Monday through Friday from 7:00 am to 1:20 pm.

Local Cash Bids

Price as of 04/24/26 04:56AM CDT.


	Disclaimer
	All bids are subject to confirmation. All bids shown are on a 10 minute delay.

Local Conditions

Hudson, IL

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Temp:	65^oF	Feels Like:	65^oF
Humid:	75%	Dew Pt:	57^oF
Barom:	29.65	Wind Dir:	SSW
Cond:	N/A	Wind Spd:	15 mph
Sunrise:	6:03	Sunset:	7:44
As reported at GFC Weather, IL at 4:00 AM

Local Forecast

Hudson, IL

Friday	Saturday	Sunday	Monday	Tuesday
High: 73°F Low: 58°F Precip: 65%	High: 73°F Low: 49°F Precip: 0%	High: 76°F Low: 46°F Precip: 0%	High: 73°F Low: 56°F Precip: 78%	High: 67°F Low: 51°F Precip: 80%

DTN Weather Summary

Front Continues Through Midwest Friday

Bryce Anderson (Bio) – DTN Meteorologist

Strong-to-severe thunderstorms from eastern Plains to western Midwest. Colder air across the Prairies, Northern Plains. » More DTN Weather Commentary

Posted at 12:02PM Thu Apr 23, 2026 CDT

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	Did You Know?
	In 1931 the use of carbon dioxide was tested as method to retard produce decay; eventually led to method for protecting fruits in transit
	Fact courtesy of the USDA