Not only is weather continuing to stay detrimental to production and southern Brazil and Argentina for soybeans and corn, and our exports are picking up.

Soybeans look to go out near the best levels of its movement that has transpired over the last two weeks. At the same time, wheat looks to have turned the corner after two weeks of selling.

Corn futures stumble today after China canceled some prior corn that was purchased.

It was Groundhog Day for soybeans with a repeat of new contract highs again today.

It's become a daily event with soybeans making new contract highs. The culprit continues to be declining production ideas out of South America.

Today was another day of soybeans gaining over $0.20 and wheat futures losing $0.20.

Explosive fireworks today with soybeans pressing new contract highs as Malaysian Palm oil trace the new all-time high prices, with Indonesia looking to lower food costs and fuel cost domestically by blocking exports. This throws support the veg oils.

Wheat futures tumbled sharply for the second day in a row, giving up over half of their gains made in six days.

Grain futures had seen soybeans explode over $0.30 while wheat prices declined $0.30.

Wheat futures recovered over a dollar a bushel into which the upside on the Russian/Ukraine disputes. Also, corn and soybeans are on the rebound with corn almost achieving new contract highs.