HUDSON GRAIN


	Announcment
	Office Hours 7:00am - 4:00pm We will be closed Monday May 25th for the Memorial Day Holiday 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 05/22/26 02:29PM 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:	67^oF	Feels Like:	67^oF
Humid:	59%	Dew Pt:	52^oF
Barom:	29.97	Wind Dir:	ENE
Cond:	N/A	Wind Spd:	12 mph
Sunrise:	5:32	Sunset:	8:12
As reported at GFC Weather, IL at 2:00 PM

Local Forecast

Hudson, IL

Friday	Saturday	Sunday	Monday	Tuesday
High: 70°F Low: 54°F Precip: 20%	High: 77°F Low: 57°F Precip: 36%	High: 78°F Low: 60°F Precip: 62%	High: 83°F Low: 58°F Precip: 0%	High: 84°F Low: 60°F Precip: 0%

DTN Weather Summary

Wet Memorial Holiday Weekend Ahead

Bryce Anderson (Bio) – DTN Meteorologist

Showers will drench much of the country this holiday weekend, with heavy rain continuing across the South. » More DTN Weather Commentary

Posted at 12:06PM Fri May 22, 2026 CDT

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