La Niña is a climate pattern which can trigger large shifts in weather—making some parts of the world hotter and drier, and others cooler and wetter in—that can persist for several seasons, with significant impacts on global agriculture. In this webinar, join us for a discussion on how to understand and anticipate the main effects of La Niña on agricultural markets, particularly for corn, soy, wheat, palm oil, coffee, sugar, and cocoa.