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2023 is around the corner and analysts are already talking about what to expect.

Grain markets end mixed after focusing on recessionary talk and the risk off in outside markets, while livestock rebound with help from strong cash and cutouts.

A look ahead at the coming week’s markets including how the weather may finally get some attention in the trade.

Soybeans rebounding following meal and with Argentina crop concerns, wheat and corn trade on both sides of steady. Livestock rebound with strong cash and cutouts. Randy Martinson of Martinson Ag.

Recapping this week’s wheat price action and looking ahead 5, 30 and 90 days.

There’s been recent developments in the U.S. farmland market, including policymakers’ concerns about foreign ownership of such assets.

2022 has been a historic year for grains. From weather and concerns about the war in Ukraine, grain prices remained elevated this year. But, some analysts think the tide is starting to change for 2023.

The combined measure includes an in the Pentagon’s budget, military personnel raises, Ukraine and Taiwan aid, as well as $1 billion to resupply the nation’s defense stockpile.

The first reports from gateways on both coasts suggest container imports turned sharply downward last month, the Wall Street Journal reports, while shipping executives say they are bracing . . .