It was an interesting week in the markets and it appears the coming weeks and months will also prove to be much more interesting than the last several years. World demand for agricultural commodities has risen every year, through record-high prices and low prices. Five years of almost flawless world crop production has masked this annual expansion of consumption. WPI has pointed this out often. We’ve also pointed out a major crop production disaster wasn’t needed to start to turn the market tide. World ending supplies of corn and wheat have been slowly tightening. When you take China out of the corn and wheat equations, ending supplies are every bit as tight (maybe tighter) than they were when prices were scoring record highs...