By Patrick Sparks, Global Risk Management Inc. Dryness in the Southern Plains and support for a continued La Nina into the spring will keep wheat end users on edge! A La Nina is a global weather pattern spurred on by cooling of ocean surface temperatures in parts of the Pacific Ocean, and for the second  Continue Reading »

By Adam Graves, Global Risk Management Inc. Early expectations for West African production to fall as much as 10% from prior year’s levels in the 21/22 season started in October, and there is optimism around global demand improving from record 20/21 levels as the countries across the world shift out of pandemic-induced restrictions and supply  Continue Reading »

By Brian Harris, Global Risk Management Inc. 2021 has been one for the record books thus far in the soybean complex as the markets continue to move through a longer-term structural change. While the trajectory for the soybean and soybean meal markets has been lower since June on a solid U.S. crop and sluggish demand,  Continue Reading »