Market analyst DuWayne Bosse tells Brownfield the grain markets would likely be lower if additional reciprocal tariffs on Mexico were announced. “If we had additional tariffs on our top buyer of U.S. corn, I think the corn market would be 10 to 15 cents lower, easily.” Bosse says the retaliatory tariffs shouldn’t affect old crop […]
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