"That increases the military risks in the region and could quell even vague hopes for Ukraine to restart exports via the Black Sea, following the collapse of the grain-export deal earlier this week," the report added. As mentioned, this adds an additional catalyst for food prices to move higher—something that developed countries might be able to handle, but it puts emerging economies in a precarious position. It features a low 0.13% expense ratio and combines exposure to corn, wheat, soybeans, and sugar through other Teucrium funds that focus specifically on these commodities.