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Weather concerns are front-and-center as recent cold temperatures flipped to heat, with needed rain very much a questionmark. That has corn, soybeans and wheat rallying. Meanwhile, another Russia-linked cyberattack was handled pretty well by meat processor JBS, but the event reminded of the fragility of the U.S. food sector and reignited debate about consolidation in the livestock sector. USDA also unveiled a new Pandemic Cover Crop Program this week. You’ll find more on these topics and others, as well as market-by-market analysis and advice in this week’s newsletter. Download it here.

 

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