Live WEAT seasonal pattern
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WEAT annual seasonality
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Why wheat can be seasonal
Planting
Planting progress and soil moisture can affect expectations for crop establishment.
Winter dormancy
Cold exposure and snow cover can become important for winter wheat prospects.
Spring development
Weather during heading and grain fill can move yield expectations quickly.
Harvest
Harvest adds supply and reveals realized yields, often changing price pressure.
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