Wheat is leading the market due to US Plains weather stress and lower global production forecasts. Soybean spread activities pressured nearby contracts. Early US planting raised expectations for an earlier harvest. Corn remained unchanged amid ethanol output and inventory increases. Cattle saw elevated technical positions, with live cattle slightly firmer than feeders. Dry weather warnings were issued in the central US, with strong winds and low humidity. Listeners were encouraged to read more at agriculture.com and subscribe to the podcast.