@GrainsGorilla@SoybeanTrader88 Agree completely. Every year has its own dynamics. That said, if you wanted to trade this weather pattern it’s bearish US 2026, bullish Br 2027. If someone is suggesting it’s bullish 2026 (negative US production) they aren’t well informed
Hey US FARMER. No one held a gun to your head saying plant 97-98 million acres of corn. Market doesn’t care what your cost of production is. All the market knows is in the next 3 weeks we have way to much supply hitting the market.
@ChrisMartzWX@hwinkler4real The data doesn’t show an increase in more intense rainfall events (in the north east)? Definitely feels like we get more aggressive downpours more frequently vs gentle rains. Not offering up a cause, just curious if the data corroborates my unscientific observations.
@drantbradley They don’t. It’s not college….They delude themselves into thinking there kid is special, he/she will be playing professional ball one day.
Maybe they tell people it’s a path to college but deep down they think it’s a path to the pros. It’s absurd
Central Illinois just across from Davenport, 16 x 48, calculates out to 295-300 bushels per acre....got close to 8 inches of rain here this week. Should be good to go until harvest, no tip back allowed! #cornto3$
I went down a Brazil vs US #soybeans rabbit hole in today's Weekender
Probably lose a few US producer subscribers today but the truth hurts. The faster you accept the fact market dynamics have shifted in a major way, the faster you become a better manager of risk🌱
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