In this very special episode of the Zaner MarketCast, market strategists Dan Hussey and Joe Nikruto report live from Commodity Classic 2026 to discuss grain markets and the upcoming planting season. They are joined by a variety of guests--including legendary analyst Karen Braun, market strategist Sherman Newlin, and Curtis Knobbe from Flyover Whiskey--to let farmers know what to look out for in 2026.

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DISCLAIMER: Trading OTC and futures contains significant risk of loss. All opinions expressed on this podcast are intended to be informative/educational and should not be interpreted as trade recommendations.

Market strategists Dan Hussey and Joe Nikruto dive into this week's grain markets, includig analysis on corn, soybeans, and wheat. The Supreme Court officially ruled Trump's tariffs as illegal, and the spotlight goes to soybeans! How is the market reacting? Also, hear some tidbits on cattle's price action.

Talk with us at Commodity Classic: https://zaneraghedge.com/events/cc-2026.php

Karen Braun's Market Context Newsletter: https://www.zaneraghedge.com/karenbraun/newsletter.php

DISCLAIMER: Trading OTC and futures contains significant risk of loss. All opinions expressed on this podcast are intended to be informative/educational and should not be interpreted as trade recommendations.

Market strategists Dan Hussey and Joe Nikruto dive into this week's grain markets, includig analysis on corn, soybeans, and wheat. The two look at some "wild cards" in the markets, including wheat's postive close, corn's possible positioning for breakout, and cattle's bullish movements. Is this a sign of rising markets, or a sign of bad things to come?

Talk with us at Commodity Classic: https://zaneraghedge.com/events/cc-2026.php

Karen Braun's Market Context Newsletter: https://www.zaneraghedge.com/karenbraun/newsletter.php

DISCLAIMER: Trading OTC and futures contains significant risk of loss. All opinions expressed on this podcast are intended to be informative/educational and should not be interpreted as trade recommendations.