Nate Smithson

Moving Parts Weekly Commodity Market Update

Business EN ↓ 230 episodes

A weekly discussion on what is driving the agricultural and food commodity markets. Corn, soybeans, veg oils, wheat, dairy and protein.

Author

Nate Smithson

Category

Business

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Latest episode

Jul 7, 2026

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Episodes

August 16 Weekly Key Market Drivers 16.08.2022

August WASDE, weather, Chinese demand and dairy update.

Aug 9 2022 Weekly Key Market Drivers 09.08.2022

Weather recap, Ukraine exports, wheat harvest has started in the US and weekly dairy update.

August 2 Weekly Key Market Drivers 02.08.2022

Ukraine grain shipments, US weather, palm oil and weekly dairy update.

Key Market Drivers 7/19/22 19.07.2022

Key Market Drivers for the week

July 12 Weekly Key Market Drivers 12.07.2022

It's that time of the year, this is now a weather market.

July 6 Weekly Key Market Drivers 06.07.2022

Market selloff...what is driving this? Weather update and dairy.

Beers and Bourbon in the Back - USDA Report Recap 30.06.2022

USDA Report Recap

June 28 Weekly Key Market Drivers 28.06.2022

Weather and crop conditions update, USDA report preview and Scott's weekly dairy update.

June 22 Weekly Key Market Drivers 22.06.2022

Lower commodity markets, is this just the beginning? Palm oil, weather and Scott's weekly wheat and diary update.

June 14 Weekly Key Market Drivers 14.06.2022

Inflation and its impact on commodity prices, weekly planting progress, weather and Scott's weekly dairy and wheat updates.

June 6 Weekly Key Market Drivers 07.06.2022

We FINALLY have the RVO's from the EPA, June WASDE preview, planting progress, Paige with weather and Scott's weekly dairy update.

Moving Parts Weekly Key Market Drivers Call 060122 01.06.2022

Check out this weeks episode to get our take on this weeks key market drivers! 

May 24 Weekly Key Market Drivers 24.05.2022

Spring planting update, what is Indonesia doing on palm oil, weather and Scott's weekly dairy download.

Weekly Key Market Drivers May 17 2022 17.05.2022

This week is more of a wheat week, Dave and Scott talk WASDE and US planting progress along with Scott's dairy update.

May WASDE Update 12.05.2022

Dave and Scott discuss the May WASDE.

May 10 Weekly Key Market Drivers 10.05.2022

Planting progress, May WASDE preview and the weekly dairy update.

May 3 Weekly Key Market Drivers 03.05.2022

Indonesian palm oil, planting progress and the weekly dairy update.

April 26 - Weekly Key Market Drivers 26.04.2022

Cold and wet in the Midwest with dry conditions in the West. Slow planting progress with POOR winter wheat conditions. Palm oil export restrictions and Scott's dairy update.

April 19 - Key Market Drivers 19.04.2022

Cold weather, snow, slow planting progress.....

Key Marker Drivers - Flock of Black Swans 14.04.2022

Commodity price drivers

April 5 Weekly Key Market Drivers 05.04.2022

Recap of the USDA March 31 report, spring weather, crop progress and weekly update on wheat and dairy.

March 31 USDA Recap 31.03.2022

Dave and Nate recap the USDA report and look a little deeper at the numbers.

March 29 Weekly Key Market Drivers 29.03.2022

Russia/Ukraine, US weather and anticipation of the March 31 USDA report.

March 23 Moving Parts Weekly Key Market Drivers 23.03.2022

Continued impacts of Ukraine invasion on commodity prices and supply, US weather and weekly dairy update.

Moving Parts Key Market Drivers March 15, 2022 15.03.2022

Market reactions to Ukraine, recap of the March WASDE and South American harvest weather.

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