 She says the grain markets are expecting U.S. crops to have trendline yields and carryout has the potential to grow. Unless that perception changes, it will be difficult for the grain markets to rally. Some farmers in the areas with excessive rains, storm damage, and flooding tell Brownfield it's frustrating the grain markets aren't factoring in the less-than-stellar crop. Kevin Dynert from South Dakota says, It's tough to market at these levels when we think it should be higher.