WHEAT CONDITIONS:

GOOD MORNING I'M CLINTON GRIFFITHS. THE NATION'S TOP WINTER WHEAT STATE SHOWS A SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT, BUT THERE ARE GROWING CONCERNS ABOUT THE LACK OF MOISTURE HEADING INTO SPRING.

DEALING WITH DROUGHT:

LAST SUMMER WILL BE ONE FARMERS AND RANCHERS WILL REMEMBER FOR YEARS. OVER THE NEXT THREE DAYS AGDAY NATIONAL REPORTER TYNE MORGAN WILL PAINT THE PICTURE OF THE PAIN THE DROUGHT LEFT, AS WELL AS THE STATE OF DROUGHT TODAY.
CROP WATCH:

MIXED FIELD CONDITIONS IN THE SOUTH. SOME HAVE A NEAR PERFECT WEATHER. OTHERS HAVE SLOPPY LEFTOVERS. MIKE HOFFMAN HAS DETAILS IN CROPWATCH.

ANALYSIS:

IN AGRIBUISINESS TODAY, AS CROPS GO IN AND COME UP, MARKET DIRECTION CAN BE DIFFICULT TO PREDICT. IN ANALYSIS AL PELL TALKS WITH MIKE FLOREZ ABOUT THE DIRECTION OF GRAIN MARKETS IN THE COMING YEAR.

4H COMMODITIES:

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