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Grain markets are starting the week sitting at critical decision points, with corn, soybeans, and Chicago wheat all trading near levels that could shape the next move. Prices aren’t panicking, but they’re not comfortable either — and that tension matters for producers managing risk and traders watching key levels.

In today’s Boots & Bushels, we break down Friday’s closes heading into Monday trade, why corn and beans keep stalling at the same prices, and why wheat doesn’t need confirmed damage to react — just uncertainty. We also look at livestock markets still supported by tight supplies, crude oil’s role in farm input costs, late-winter weather risks across the Plains, and the ag stories setting the tone for the week ahead.

This is a market environment where patience is being tested — and markets rarely stay patient forever.

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