Grain markets continue weak patterns.

The article discusses the weak patterns in grain markets, attributing the decline in prices to factors such as planting progress in the US, the higher value of the dollar, and the progress of the Brazilian harvest. The NASS Crop Progress Report showed that planting progress in the US was slightly better than average, but it remains to be seen if this trend will continue due to forecasted rain. Corn and soybean futures have experienced significant declines since their highs, and the article highlights the importance of weather conditions in determining crop prices. The article also mentions the recognition of Cassell Angus Farm in Ohio for its long history of Angus cattle production. [Extracted from the article]