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Plains Showers Limited to Fringes of Hard Red Wheat Belt Next Two Weeks

Corn Wheat and Soybeans Up This Morning

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Headlines

  • Wheat market sharply higher on dry HRW region and excess moisture in SRW regions.
  • Grassley says “No Deal” following White House meeting.
  • Weather outlook mostly unchanged in SA
  • Exporters sell 250,000 metric tons of soybeans for delivery to unknown destinations during the 2017/2018 marketing year. -USDA

HRW Wheat

  • Kansas City Wheat is trading sharply higher this morning due to yesterday's lower crop condition ratings and forecast for continued dryness in the Plains.
  • Kansas City Wheat will be VERY vulnerable to continued dryness as it breaks dormancy.
  • March precipitation outlook shows continued dryness in the Plains states.

Argentina

  • Yesterday evening GFS weather model run suggested little change from previous forecast.
  • Potential band of showers could move from south to north this weekend. However, widespread precipitation is not likely and any meaningful rain is expected to be localized.
  • Significant rain is expected in the far northwestern part of Argentina. This region has not been the area most affected by the drought.

Brazil

  • Unchanged weather outlook.
  • Continued showers across the country into next week causing some fieldwork delays for soybean harvest and second crop corn planting.

No Deal on Biofuels Yet

  • Meeting on Tuesday was at the White House between Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania and Charles Grassley and Joni Ernst.
  • Ted Cruz said the meeting was “positive and productive” while Grassley tweeted “No Deal Made” and said the proposals were not a “win win”
  • President Trump has called for more talks between the representatives.

CME Declares Force Majeure

  • Significant rainfall over the last week eastern corn-belt has raised water levels and caused moderate and major river and stream flooding.
  • Yesterday the CME declared a conditional Force Majeure at all wheat shipping locations on the Ohio river due to “load-out impossibility at a majority of Wheat regular shipping stations”.

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