Corn export sales ticked higher during the week ending April 2nd. The USDA says most of last week’s corn sales were to Japan and Mexico, reflecting the ongoing strong demand from major trading partners. Corn export sales are expected to be record large this marketing year. Beef and wheat export sales also saw week-to-week improvements. […]
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