 on feedback climate requirements for next year's credit. Grassley hopes Congress puts an end to any SAF tax credit favoring imported feedstocks over domestic ones. An imbalance, he argues, will be a disaster for U.S. grain production. Now let's take a look at the markets and how they closed last week. July corn at $4.11 and a quarter up $7.75 with September corn at $4.10 and a half up $5.00. July soybeans $11.88 and a half up $12.00 with August soybeans $11.66 and a quarter up $8.50.