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Wheat found some room to rally ahead of the close prior to Thanksgiving.

Unfortunately for producers, the fundamentals in the corn market are “ample” and weighing heavy on the market in recent weeks.

In a year dominated by headlines of drought, some fields were setting records.

Turkey Day Toons

So far, after our Halloween minor snowstorm, November weather has been great. Standing crops are rapidly disappearing. But not my corn.

Demeter is a common name in the grain trade. For example, Indiana-centered Demeter LP was a family-owned, regional grain business for more than 50 years.

“Mathematics,” once explained Edward Frenkel, a renowned mathematician and author, “directs the flow of the universe, lurks behind its shapes and curves, (and) holds the reins of everything from tiny atoms to the biggest stars.”

Consolidation hits the beef market as prices move lower ahead of Thanksgiving.

Brazil, a country that produces 42% of the world’s soybeans and 12% of the world’s corn, is intrinsic to global food production, but all of that hinges on the South American nation’s ability to bring in billions of dollars’ worth of fertilizer from thousands of miles away. It’s a situation that Matt Simpson, CEO of the company Brazil Potash, said he wants to help change.

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