The grain market has experienced significant changes, with prices expected to further increase, especially for corn, and may not return to previous lows. The high prices in Greece and the persistent drought in Eastern Europe have contributed to the rise in prices. The first estimates for the next crop in autumn 2021 suggest that the market situation will not significantly change. However, uncertainties exist regarding the cultivation intentions in neighboring countries and the intensity of weather phenomena. Despite the USDA's data showing that China's stocks have been stable for a year, global market trends indicate an upward trend in prices. In the US, there is an increase in the intention to cultivate cotton.