The US dollar may be increasing in value however US wheat exports are falling.
The possibility of exporting sunflower meals from Ukraine to China is seen in a positive light.
Strong sales figures reflect the good quality of US rice this year, as well as its competitive prices.
Supply and demand does not dictate the prices for grains such as corn, wheat and wheat.
Aside from cocoa, the soybean and soybean meal market also experienced a decrease last week.
Global politics have made the US dollar stronger while making the value of wheat from Chicago and Kansas weaker.
Reduced global barley quantities is a result of wheat being the top priority export.
Kansas is the leading winter wheat producer in America this year, with Washington and Oklahoma following it.
Despite a weaker Canadian dollar last week, the canola market managed to pull itself up and trade higher.
Switching from conventional to sustainable farming is a lot harder than it seems.