The USDA says global demand for corn and wheat continues to be solid. Both corn and wheat export inspections during the week ending December 11th were above year ago levels and remain ahead of last marketing year, thanks to competitive prices. Sorghum and soybeans continue to trail the previous year’s pace, but China was the […]
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