In today's Heartland Market Talk, we review the conditions of a potential Ukrainian grain movement which will not likely occur. Russia demands that sanctions are released against them before they will allow Ukrainian grain to move. Continued comments that something is happening continue to be rebutted, but price swings remain massive.

In today's Heartland Market Talk we review the realities that Ukrainian wheat ports will not be reopened, reversing price losses from late last week. Soybean prices are lower due to comments from Biden in regards to the US defending Taiwan against China.

In today's Heartland Market talk, we talk about what set off a chain reaction of setting wheat up for a close lower than last Friday's close experience. We also discussed why soybeans are putting in the best close in a month.

In today's Heartland Market Talk, we review the details that create such sharply diverged markets in today's grain session.

In today's Heartland Market Talk, we talk about India's recent reversal of exporting wheat after recently just coming back into the wheat market. And the dynamics it creates with new contract highs being seen on the Kansas and Minneapolis wheat contracts. Corn is higher in toll on concerns of potential freezing weather in South America on the corn crop.

In today's Heartland Market Talk, we discussed the possibility that the present administration could be naïve enough to think would be good for the country, and that is possibly doing a grain embargo in the summer if grain prices get too high in order to lower food costs (to their estimation) ahead of the elections to help them with votes.

In today's Heartland Market Talk, we walk through the WASDA crop report that was issued today, and they put out friendly data on both old and new crop for wheat along with surprising the trade by not going with typical trendline yields for corn which went out in the February Farm forum.

In today's Heartland Market Talk, we review the planting progress report along with the conditions that likely implied corn will not be 50% planted by next weekend. This is giving support to new-crop December corn.

In today's Heartland Market Talk, we review the gauntlet of negative information that some the commodity world in a swoon today. Namely is the strength in the US dollar and the Federal Reserve that will be raising interest rates is pulling liquidity out of the marketplace.

In today's Heartland Market Talk, we walk through the Canadian data that shows wheat and canola supplies are lower than estimated. Dryness for the Central and Eastern Midwest has heavy grain selling taking place along with losses in the stock market causing risk-off liquidity concerns.