Everyone Talks About The Weather, But...

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Published February 16, 2017 at 8:23 AM MST

In this edition of Ag Markets & More, Jeff and Bob discuss the fallacy of commodity traders making predictions that grain prices will make a miraculousness recovery, based solely upon the possibility a weather event that will lay waste to this year's crops.

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