In this eye-opening episode of Hedge Heads, hosts Ryan Tungseth and Jon Prischmann dive into unexpected developments in the corn market, where unusual global demand patterns are challenging bearish assumptions. The hosts break down why South Korea, Mexico, and other countries are aggressively buying U.S. corn, and what this could mean for prices. They offer practical insights on storage decisions, comparing traditional elevator storage costs against alternative strategies that could save farmers money while maintaining upside potential.

Key discussion points include:

Analysis of surprising corn export demand and its potential impact
Smart alternatives to expensive elevator storage fees
Why "path of least resistance" marketing could be costing farmers money
Trading psychology tips for better decision-making
Preview of emerging opportunities in wheat spreads and interest rate markets

Perfect for farmers looking to make critical harvest-time decisions and traders seeking fresh market perspectives. As Jon reminds listeners, "You can't write a book and say do this every year... it changes abruptly.

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Tune in for straightforward insights and expert opinions to help you make more informed decisions on the farm or ranch. Whether you're looking to hedge your bets or get a leg up on the market trends, we've got you covered.

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Corn's Surprise Comeback? Understanding Unusual Demand Patterns & Smart Storage Strategies

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