Reuters deep dives into U.S. farmers eye range of good planting options after biggest grains rally in years

Reuters took readers on a deep dive into how U.S. farmers are signing contracts to sell corn and soy crops they will harvest in autumn, months before they have even planted them, to take advantage of boom times after years of oversupply, trade wars and low prices. Their fortunes have changed as food supplies tighten worldwide because of rising demand from China and as governments look to build stocks of food during the COVID-19 pandemic.