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We track a week where grains jump on a mix of USDA surprises, Black Sea risk, and a forecast that keeps getting hotter at night. We connect the dots between demand pull, fund positioning, and policy headlines that can swing energy, fertilizer, and farm margins fast.

• weekly price moves across corn, soybeans, wheat, cotton, cattle, and hogs
• Why higher feed costs and interest rates squeeze livestock
• USDA calling the smallest US wheat crop since 1970
• Corn ending stocks cut, and why the August 12 survey matters
• Azov Sea and Kerch Strait disruption as a wheat market trigger
• veg oil signals, canola watching, and imported biofuel positioning
• overnight temperatures as a real corn yield risk
• rainfall extremes and why “average” weather disappears
• World corn stocks down, plus what funds can do next
• China tariff talk rumors and what it could mean for ag exports
• Iran and the Strait of Hormuz as an energy and fertilizer factor
• USMCA renegotiation leverage and a reality check on Spain trade
• Congress agenda, potential farmer aid, and year-round E15 pressure
• RFS 2028 timing likely slipping and what EPA staffing changes mean
• screwworm spread in Texas and why wildlife detection matters
• NCGA input cost gap vs Brazil and what lawmakers may chase next

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Futures Trading involves risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone. Past profits are not necessarily indicative of future results/profits.