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Republicans Support Murder, Oppose Democracy. Media Should Say as Much: BradCast 3/28/2023

U.S. wheat and soybean futures were higher on Tuesday and corn was mixed as traders speculated over U.S. planting acreage and grains availability in the Black Sea export corridor.

Beef production expected to decline during the 2nd QT, uncharacteristic for this time of year.

Canada requests talks with Mexico over biotech corn import ban, and Helios Articial Intelligence launches open beta of platform to identify ag supply chain disruptions.

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Methanol exposure if left untreated can be dangerous and fatal, used in windshield washer fluid, anti-freeze, and it was 1 of 10 barges that broke away yesterday morning. three got stuck against the mcalpine dam. one we learned moments ago has been removed. all the other barges were loaded with corn and soy. no word on what caused this accident or how long its going to take for the methanol-filled barge to no longer be a threat. and one of the obstacles in resolving this, the difficult currents ...

Trade estimates for U.S. corn and soybean plantings ahead of Friday’s notoriously hard-to-predict acreage report may indicate stronger chances for the soy number to surprise versus the corn one.

Why Reagan Undermining the Hostage Release in Iran to Defeat Carter in 1980 Still Matters Today: BradCast 3/27/2023

Chicago corn futures slipped on Tuesday, after touching a one-month high in the previous session on concerns over Argentina and U.S crops, while wheat and soy futures were little changed.

Chicago corn futures were down on Monday, retreating from a more than three-week high in the previous session, and wheat edged higher on earlier short covering and uncertainty over Black Sea exports.