 Post state of the union

 Tariff chatter

 President Trump holding meetings with Canada & Mexico

 Tariff backburner for livestock, not grains

 Weather market factoring back in?

 Upper Midwest storm-but still not a lot of moisture in the tank

 Fundamentals on the markets for cattle

 Is there a bottom in place for cattle?

 Tariffs are in place

 Off the lows

 Some technical buying

 State of the Union

 How livestock reacting to tariffs

 Weather will soon creep back in

 Night before tariffs

 China Containing them-Canada & Mexico

 Weather in S.A.

 Harvest/planting moving forward

 Cattle reacting to trade

Why has the corn and soybean markets sold off since last week?

Do you think the Acres and yield info coming out the of USDA Ag Outlook has caused the corn and soybean markets to go lower?

What is the latest on tariffs?

How are conditions in Argentina?

How is harvest going in Brazil?

What is the pace of planting like for Safrinha corn?

Are there any adjustments that need to be made to our marketing plan?

 Headlines continue to flow out of DC on tariffs

 Ag Outlook going forward

 Don’t play off of headlines

 Drought monitor

 New lows in wheat

 Commercial beef production from ag outlook

 China & U.S.

 Tariff’s shifting to April 2

 Ag Outlook Forum has trades attention

 Forum will set the yield for upcoming WASDE

 Cattle see a set back from yesterday

 Grain market broke early

 Trade is watching the tariff talks

 Outlook forum later this week

 Favorable weather in South America

 Soon to end March sees selling increase

 Tech support in the trade-with the March beans

 March 1 tariff deadline

 China shy’s away from U.S. beans

 Cattle have some fund buying

 Chinese Tariffs

 Markets moving down

 Weather in South America & warm up in wheat country

 Live & feeders move back into the green

 Elections in Germany

 Corn Movement was sloppy

 Corn vs. bean acres

 Reversal with support for wheat & feeders

 Feeders a bit of a rally ahead of the COF report

 New lows in wheat

 Highs in the soybeans

 Ethanol demand with tight margins

 Volatility in the price action

 Cattle market trades lower

 COF report out tomorrow