If U.S. wheat futures prices and cash values are higher during the forthcoming wheat year because of the small domestic crop, will world wheat traders and users care? Will they even notice?WPI’s Mike Krueger has rightfully pointed out that prospects for the already historically small 2017 U.S. winter wheat harvest have been threatened by lengthy drought conditions over the southern half of the Plains HRW as well as a series of freeze events that have punctuated otherwise unusual winter warmth. The latest freeze occurred well after HRW had started to green up and grow again, and this may have caused some damage to an already challenged crop. Drought conditions may improve if the rains indicated by weather models next week over much of Texas,...