Market are shifting more into neutral now that weather across the Corn Belt and northern Plains is finally starting to turn spring-like and even summerish after one of the coldest spring seasons on record. The problem this year is that these conditions didn’t arrive until this last week of April. Driving about 200 miles south from Fargo this past weekend, it was evident that not a wheel has turned. The southern half of this drive was through the area that was hammered with two feet of snow the previous weekend. Fields were still covered in some areas, and farmyards and tree rows were deep in snow. It will be another two to three weeks before tractors move much in these areas even with temperatures approaching the 70s and little or no...