SUPPLY DEMAND REPORT:

GOOD MORNING I'M CLINTON GRIFFITHS. THE LATEST USDA SUPPLY DEMAND REPORT SHOWS EXPORTS FALLING FOR MAJOR GRAINS.
THAT HAS MARKETS TAKING NOTICE.

WET WEATHER:

ALL EYES ARE NOW TURNING PLANTING SEASON. IT'S NOT THE OFFICIAL START OF SPRING BUT SPRING PLANTING IS ALREADY UNDERWAY DOWN SOUTH. IN LOUISIANA MANY FARMERS ARE READY TO GET STARTED BUT HEAVY RAINS THROUGHOUT THE WINTER ARE DELAYING FIELD WORK. LSU AGCENTER'S TOBIE BLANCHARD REPORTS.

CROP WATCH:

WET WEATHER ISN'T JUST IMPACTING LOUISIANA CROPS. CINDI CLAWSON IS IN FOR MIKE HOFFMAN THIS WEEK. SHE JOINS US FROM AGDAY WEATHER CENTER WITH DETAILS.

CROP INSURANCE PAYMENTS:

IT MAY BE AREAS WET WEATHER NOW, BUT WIDESPREAD DROUGHT IS THE HEADLINE FROM 2012.

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