Rural economy is hurting due to high fertilizer costs and negative impacts of trade tariffs.

Rising fuel and fertilizer costs are driving a massive rally in grains.

Considered 'energy in another form' with falling supply and low farming margins, serving as a hedge.

Currently ignored by the broader market; facing supply collapse risks due to high input costs for farmers.

A potential elimination of HFCS from the U.S. food supply could cause corn prices to fall by as much as 34 cents a bushel. The growing anti-HFCS sentiment is a key risk, though mitigated in the short-term by Coca-Cola's decision not to fully switch away from it.