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Corn, soybeans and wheat each saw modest selling pressure overnight, negating much of Thursday’s strength in the latter two.
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Corn and soybeans saw modest selling pressure overnight while wheat saw relative strength.
The January Ag Economists’ Monthly Monitor shows high input costs, weak prices, policy uncertainty and eroding trust in data have pushed many producers from planning for profitability to fighting for survival.
The change results in a slightly lower carryout compared to previous expectations