AUDIO COMMENTARY

Will we see seasonal trends continue and lead to higher prices
Mother Nature & volatility in the markets
Will the markets continue to add weather premium
Fed pivots and money flow into grains
Getting ready for risk management

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PLANTING PROGRESS

Corn 🌽

Planted: 8%
Last Week: 3%
Last Year: 4%
Avg: 5%

Soybeans 🌱

Planted: 4%
Last Year: 1%
Avg: 1%

Spring Wheat 🌾

Planted: 3%

Last Week: 1%

Last Year: 8%

Avg: 7%

Cotton ☁️

Planted: 8%

Last Week: 6%

Last Year: 10%

Avg: 9%

THE CHARTS

Corn 🌽

July corn keeps moving well of its lows, creating a solid uptrend from our lows in March. Bulls would like to break that long term down trend from October. Next upside target is our 100 & 200 day moving averages, after that we look to test that long term downtrend.

Soybeans 🌱

July beans find resistance at the $15 level. However, we are testing that short term downtrend as we got a close slightly above. Bulls would like to hold this level, get a push past $15 and retest our recent highs from February.

Chicago Wheat 🌾

July Chicago moving higher again, now over 40 cents off our April lows. We created an inverse head and shoulders, bulls are hoping this reversal holds and that was indeed our bottom. Next upside target would be that long term downtrend from October and our 100-day MA.

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