Corn, soybean, and wheat futures were all lower through most of the Sunday evening session. However, wheat futures turned slightly higher early this morning and continued that trading pattern when the day session opened, closing with gains of up to 5.25 cents. Soybeans continue to bear the brunt of the negative U.S.-China trade news with both countries beginning implementation of higher import tariffs today. China has also reportedly canceled upcoming trade talks, although there was never a firm date set as far as we know. Cool, wet weather is slowing the pace of the U.S. corn and soybean harvest. Corn Belt weather looks better in the eight-14 day forecast. Meanwhile, wet weather is starting to create problems in parts of western Canada (T...