 Grain prices have fallen to their lowest level since COVID-19. A Bloomberg report extended this year's losses to 17 percent, with grains trading at the lowest since 2020. It's a sharp reversal from the post-COVID rally that saw grain prices more than double through 2022. University of Illinois ag economist Scott Irwin says the losses look punishing due to rising expenses and the significant drop in corn and soybean prices. From the Ag Information Network, I'm Bob Larson with today's Agribusiness Update.