Corn export inspections continue to make a strong push into the end of the marketing year. The USDA says that with just over three reporting weeks remaining, more than enough corn left U.S. ports to meet the USDA’s projection during the week ending August 6th, primarily headed to the key markets Mexico and Japan. Sorghum […]
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A member of the U.S. House Ag Committee says he’s disappointed the Senate Ag Committee was unable to pass the farm
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