Why are markets ignoring all of the numbers that on paper add up to an incredibly tight supply situation?USDA's weekly crop condition report rated 76 percent of the corn crop, 73 percent of the soybean crop and 72 percent of the spring wheat crop as good/excellent. There are a few spots (the central Plains and northern Corn Belt) where drying weather is needed. It has been quite a while, though, since U.S. crop conditions overall have been as favorable in mid-June as they seem to be this year. One might have to go back 15 years to find a better start for the U.S. corn and soy crops. In similar fashion, we cannot find anywhere in the Northern Hemisphere where there appears to be a major crop production problem. To be sure, weather and crop c...