The USDA’s reporting a generally solid week for U.S. export sales. Old crop corn during the week ending May 14th was considerably larger than average thanks to the key customers of Japan and South Korea, and new crop sales were good. Old crop soybeans rebounded after consecutive weeks of marketing year lows, with unknown destinations […]
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