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Grains sharply higher putting in war and weather premium. Corn, beans get above chart resistance. Cattle and hogs set back with higher corn and meal, despite strong cash. Vince Boddicker, Farmers Trading Company.

Traders are probably correct to anticipate a seasonal downturn, but we’re not convinced the likely summer peak will come as early as they expect.

AgDay TV Markets Now: Brad Kooima of Kooima Kooima Varilek says row crops put in weather premium, while live cattle put in a strong performance and again eye contract highs with higher cash trade ideas.

Brazil is poised to export a record 18.3 MMT of soybeans, soymeal, corn and wheat in July. . .

Grains higher on hot dry extended forecasts but also war premium after Russia attacked the Odessa port. Live cattle eye contact highs. While hogs consolidate. Brad Kooima, Kooima Kooima Varilek.

EPA has a deadline from the Eight Circuit Court of Appeals to offer a progress report on the Waters of the U.S. rule by Sept. 15.

In Bob Lindeman’s soybean rows, planting populations are on a general decline, and the reduction is not about saving dollars up front, but on combatting mold and rot.

There is now a dollar value assigned to grain carbon intensity scores below 29 in the form of tax credits to biofuel plants that buy grain as part of their decarbonization efforts.

Corn and wheat lower on profit-taking, despite news the grain deal is done. Soybean higher w/meal, wx concerns. Live cattle consolidate off contract highs awaiting cash, hogs sense a cash top. Brian Grete, Pro Farmer.

AgDay TV Markets Now: Brian Grete with Pro Farmer discusses why grains faded news of an end to the Black Sea Grain deal but yet soybeans held gains.