The USDA’s reporting a solid week for U.S. corn and sorghum export inspections. Corn inspections as of the week ending March 26th continue to run ahead of last marketing year’s pace thanks to strong demand from several key customers, including Japan and Mexico. Sorghum is moving out faster than a year ago due to the […]
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I went digging through my files last week and found something I wrote in August of 2003. Back then, I was
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I went digging through my files last week and found something I wrote in August of 2003. Back then, I was
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