An economist with CoBank says the Russian invasion of Ukraine will impact grain stocks and prices for years.
Kenneth Zuckerberg tells Brownfield the global grain markets have been managing through a period of extreme volatility, especially in the past month. “While markets have calmed down a little bit, we see very tight stocks-to-use and price volatility for both wheat and corn lasting for at least two growing seasons.”
Zuckerberg recently issued a CoBank report on how the war is impacting grains in the Black Sea region, and what that means for U.S.
