The flare-up of fighting in Ukraine, a key ag producer in Eastern Europe, is creating turmoil across a wide range of markets including the grain trade. But what does it mean for prices for the 2022 and 2023 season? How will the supply chain be impacted? What are the key supply areas vulnerable as fighting continues.

Bill Biedermann, long-time commodities adviser will take on the topic in a special online live event Tuesday, March 1 at 10 a.m. Central time.

Biedermann has been trading commodities for 40 years. His firm, AgMarket.Net, is one of the largest IB Brokerage and Agricultural Economic Research Firms in the United States. During his career he has testified before Congress, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission and served for the U.S. State Department AID. He is also a contributor to Farm Futures.

During the live call viewers will be able to ask Biedermann questions, and he'll provide insights into how grain flows could be disrupted by the conflict.

To join the conversation visit farmprogress365.com and register. If you've attended past Farm Progress 365 events you're already registered and can join the conversation at 10 a.m.

With grain markets roiling over just how the conflict may impact trade, Biedermann's insights can help you clarify the direction for your risk management plan.

Willie Vogt, editorial director, Farm Progress, will host the event and notes: "Cutting through the clutter of news on the conflict to get to the heart of what this means for farmers is critical. Bill Biedermann can help us do that."

Farm Progress 365 is an innovative platform providing visitors with live content exploring a range of key ag topics. The site is home to seasonal sessions looking at everything from spraying to harvest as well as pop-up events – like this special Ukraine report – for registered users. The innovative online site offers visitors to interact with speakers during live conversations.

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