Grain and oilseed export inspections were solid during the week ending April 16th. The USDA says corn inspections were below a year ago, but still above what’s needed to meet projections thanks to the ongoing strong global demand. Soybeans and sorghum were both larger than last year, as previous purchases by China left U.S. ports. […]
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