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Both corn and soybeans pressed to fresh highs mid-week before report driven selling pressure, driven by a look into USDA’s production assumptions and demand estimates for the first time in two months, undercut grains to end the week. USDA remarked it was handling a limited data set following the longest ever shut down of the federal government, which led to likely smaller-than-normal changes on the demand side of the balance sheet. The market continues to decipher how willing China is in entering the U.S. soybean market. Cattle futures continue to see volatile trade amid supportive fundamentals but bearish outside market influences as Trump’s administration works to lower beef prices. We cover all of these items and much more in this week’s newsletter.