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EPISODE · Aug 25, 2025 · 28 MIN

Connecting the Dots = Phase 2 China-U S Trade Deal by Mid Nov + Drought in Ontario!

from The Ag Commodity Corner+ · host The Ag Commodity Corner+ Podcast

Try our Ag marketing program for free: https://riskmanagement.farms.com/?ret...Ontario farmers, don't forget to join our 2025 Great ON Yield Tour: https://riskmanagement.farms.com/even...#ONYield25, #USDA, #China, #Phase2, #traiffs, #canola, #Trump #Ontario #corn #soybeans #PRRS #hogs #soyoil #ProFarmerIf we read between the lines and connect the dots Trump may have a Phase 2 trade deal in his back pocket. 2025 Pro Framer crop tour results and 2025 Great Ontario Yield Tour drought. EPA announcement on lower biofuel waivers is bullish demand, RIN prices and soy oil futures. Talk of a U.S. interest rate cut in September will add more fuel to the fire in stocks. Scott Moe will visit China next week but the Feds need in on the action to remove Chinese tariffs on canola. The finish looks poor and dry for crops.USDA acknowledged a PRS problem in U.S. hogs. The EU/US trade deal included another investment in the U.S. U.S. corn demand is off the charts and Ontario old crop 24/25 basis also on fire!

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