Markets traded just slightly better overnight and found additional buying ahead of the USDA reports this morning. Wheat markets led the pre-report rally, trading as much as 20-25 cents higher in KC and Chicago. Corn followed wheat for a bit with 6-7 cent gains, and soybeans were also strong. The mid-summer U.S. 4th of July holiday is next week. The markets will be closed all day Wednesday and that night, reopening Thursday morning. That is followed by the 6 July deadline for the imposition of the first round of tariffs on specific Chinese imports. China is expected to quickly retaliate with tariffs on U.S. soybeans. Hot, mostly dry weather is expected to cover the Corn Belt and northern Plains next week. The question today is, how long mi...