A marketing advisor says the corn market could use more demand to bring prices up. John Heinberg with Total Farm Marketing says corn exports are strong but, “The demand is great at this time frame, but the supply is also a little bit on the greater side.” And with that huge supply, Heinberg says corn […]
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