February soybean crush and corn for ethanol numbers were mixed while still reflecting solid demand. The USDA says the corn grind and soybean crush both declined from January due to fewer business days and weather issues but were up from February 2025 on those demand expectations for feed, food, and fuel usage. 425 million bushels […]
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