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“There is nothing to fear but fear itself”, Franklin D. Roosevelt, March 4, 1933.

While a sharp run-up in grain prices on weather concerns have sparked fears of a parabolic rally in foodstuffs and commodities, it cannot dominate our emotions and blind us to the interconnectivity of markets and the invisible hand. A sustainable rally in grains must be accompanied by a surge in commodities, foodstuffs, and leading indicators such as the Australian Dollar and silver. We delve into these elements and offer vital insights to cycles and trends to prevent our emotions from running wild. #commodities #corn #soybeans #wheat #forex #silver

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Knowing When To Take Risks In Farming

Surviving requires knowing when to take risks and when to retreat.

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Honest question

If you’re a younger operation without much equity, how are you surviving this year?

(And let’s be real probably the next 2-3 years)

— Brent Krause (@bl_ag_inc) August 5, 2025

Withdrawing can mean focusing only on the most productive land, using cash instead of taking on debt, scaling back capital investments, and cutting expenses when farm profitability drops significantly.

Farming profitability in the grain market follows the O/I oscillator.

O/I Oscillator

The Know When To Hold 'em or Fold 'em (Free Commodities & Energy Report) on Insights cover how the Commodities & Energy Report tracks profitability in farming.



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