The global grain market is dominated by huge global trading houses with tens, or sometimes even hundreds of billions of dollars in revenue. They are moving millions of tons of grains around the globe, but what many preople don’t know is that they often operate on razor thin margins. The way they are able to make money is by knowing exactly what is going on in the market.

You will never have the exact same level of knowledge as someone investing millions in large research teams scattered across the globe, but by knowing where to look for information and how to use it you can actually come closer than most people think. These companies all perform market analysis in more or less the same way, focusing on fundamental analysis—studying supply and demand factors that affect grain prices. At Grain Pro Insights you will learn how to leverage free resources to get near the same level of information as the best in the business, and how to use this as a retail trader or a farmer looking to get the most money possible for your grain.

Thanks to agencies like the US Department of Agriculture (USDA), and others, much of this crucial supply and demand information is available to the public for free. There is an enormous amount of information out there, and at Grain Pro Insights you will learn what to look for and how to use it. Also, government reports often come only once a month, while grain markets move daily. This means they you have to find a way to kepp track of what is happening between reports.

At GrainPro Insights, you wil learn how to perform the same kind of analysis used by industry giants. By learning these methods, you can forecast trends and make decisions with the confidence of a pro.

Here’s what you’ll learn:
Crop Forecasting: How to calculate trend yields and adjust for weather conditions.

Satellite Imagery: Access free satellite images to estimate crop size and condition.

Supply & Demand Analysis: Learn how to use USDA reports, adjust data for real-time developments, and forecast prices for wheat, corn, and soybeans.

Global Trade: Understand which countries to watch for import/export trends and their impact on market prices.

Wheat Quality & Futures Markets: How quality affects pricing in Chicago, Kansas, Minneapolis, and Paris markets.

Grain Trade Routes: Learn the most important global trade routes and how competitiveness from different origins influences prices.

Free Resources: Discover where to find the best free information to level the playing field against professional traders.

Trading Strategies: Learn the trading strategies used by top traders, and how you can apply them to your own trading or grain marketing.