The cool source that I used this week was a Brazilian commodities trade on twitter. Although his tweets are not entirely based upon his profession, he does give a lot of opinions in the happenings in the industry. I of course take a lot of what he says with a grain of salt, but it is great to get a perspective from someone who is trading from another part of the world yet still in the same industry. He provides great commentary on exports and grain conditions in Brazil. This information is incredibly valuable as you move from one harvest period to the next as when one grain is not in harvest in North America, these grains can be in harvest in Brazil. In examining this, you are more capable of seeing the interaction between the two markets and the roles that they play on each other.

https://twitter.com/BrazilianGrain