No, it's not my call, it's the call of anyone paying attention to grain markets. You were wrong.
As to your other question - in my neck of the woods, quite probably. A dryer and hotter southeastern Australia has consistently been a predicted result of climate change. And all reputable scientific bodies around the world agree that greenhouse gas emissions are driving this climate change. Of course, a few crank lunatics such as yourself think that's a big conspiracy.
We've always had droughts, but they will get worse and more frequent.
