A market analyst says weather is generally favorable for South American corn and soybean producers. Don Roose, president of U.S. Commodities, tells Brownfield conditions can vary widely from northern Brazil to southern Argentina. “Let’s just (describe it) like going from Canada all the way to the tip of Texas, so the length of the growing […]
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