The disruptions and extreme complexities of the commodity supply chain create great risk that needs to be managed, as well as equally great opportunities if prices move in a favorable direction. The interior (North America) agricultural commodity supply chain is heavily based on various events, such as weather impacting supply and transportation, scheduled/unscheduled maintenance of railroad tracks, and planned and required federal transportation restrictions. Global demand for agricultural commodities, the impact of regional weather, and economic and geopolitical events can also dictate interior transportation requirements. As with other commodities, transportation and storage costs can have an adverse impact on agricultural…