Rice and cotton exports hit marketing year highs during the week ending February 12th. The USDA says key customers led the way for both commodities, including Colombia for rice and Vietnam for cotton. Soybeans and soybean products also saw week-to-week improvements. Corn, wheat, sorghum, beef, and pork export sales were below the previous week. Export […]
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