The impact of a hot July is starting to show up in corn yields, with early reports trending lower. Soybeans, however, continue to hold onto the possibility of record yields.

All eyes will also be on President Xi Jinping’s scheduled September 24 meeting with President Trump in Washington. Trade will be a key issue, and markets will be watching closely over the next several days for any developments that could impact U.S. agriculture.

Meanwhile, the cattle market remains on a roller coaster. With prices moving sharply, packers are working to limit momentum in the cash market.

Friday Market Wrap Up with David Ericson at Ag Optimus