In today's Heartland Market Talk we discuss the upcoming weather and how it affects potential yields. Grains will either be sharply higher Sunday night or sharply lower.

In today's Heartland Market Talk, we discussed the elements that came into place that is pushing grain sharply higher today, and it includes China showing up at an opportune time to buy soybeans.

In today's heartland Market Talk, we walk through the conditions that set up grains from moving higher in the night session to again lower during the day session.

In today's Heartland Market Talk, we discussed the geopolitics of the grain markets along with the weather that remains widely concerning depending on which weather model you look at.

Grain futures turned lower overnight on the reality of a ship leaving Ukraine with corn, and a slightly moderating forecast for the corn belt. Also this morning Nancy Pelosi announced that she was heading to Taiwan Tuesday, and sent grain futures sharply lower on the prospects of China pinching away from US grain.

In today's Heartland Market Talk we discuss how corn, soybeans and wheat gave up large gains throughout the session and tumbled throughout the day. Ukraine and weather get explained.

In today's Heartland Market Talk, we break down the yield consequences of the upcoming heat and what it does to carryouts. The prospects for corn to see eight dollars again this winter are going to grow substantially in the next two weeks.

In today's Heartland Market Talk, we discussed the ongoing weather concerns that push row crops higher, while wheat prices stalled out on some small Russian export data.

In today’s Heartland Market Talk, we discuss how Saturdays bombing of Ukrainian ports created a green lift in pricing Sunday night. The Russians assure Ukrainians it was just an act of war against chipset had US monitions on board, it was not intended to stop green shipments. Also weather for the western cornbelt does not pan out from moisture causing row crop prices to lift.

In today's Heartland Market Talk, we will walk through the news that sent corn and soybeans sharply lower, while wheat prices had seen French milling wheat jump near $0.30 on the day and close near the highs of the week.