Today's grain trade was mixed with a sharp rally in wheat and soybeans while corn pressed lower.

In today's market talk, we discuss what pressed the grain prices to the highs of November before faltering late in the session.

Grain futures had seen wild swings today, with soybeans having a nearly $0.40 trading range as reversed from its lows overnight, while wheat futures tumbled as much as $0.25 today. Here's the inside story.

A shortened-day trade between Thanksgiving and the weekend does not have many players. Big swings are being experienced in the trade.

A lot of volatility went through the grain trade today and we will discuss that in today's podcast.

In today's Heartland Market Talk we discussed why grain futures rolled over giving up gains while crude oil continues to advance over two dollars a barrel today.

Crude oil plummeted five dollars a barrel today, dragging the grains lower with it just reversed back to unchanged in the podcast session on stories we will divulge.

Grain futures tried the second day of rallying which continued through the night session, but a drop in crude oil that we will discuss in today's podcast trimmed the gains.

Grain futures traded sharply lower in the early morning hours, as it was announced that the safe grain corridor would be auto-renewed. But as the day progressed, the sell the rumor by the fact scenario came into play and grain futures have seen a start recovery from overnight losses.

Today we discussed why soybeans tumbled so hard and drop over $0.30 to near last week's lows.