U.S. export inspections generally reflected decent demand during the week ending April 23rd. The USDA says corn fell below a year ago but remains ahead of the pace needed to meet the record export projection for the current marketing year. Sorghum and soybean inspections were faster than last year, with China leading the way for […]
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