The USDA’s reporting a mostly positive week for export inspections. Soybeans and sorghum both saw week-to-week and year-to-year improvements as purchases made earlier in the marketing year by China start to leave U.S. ports. Wheat was down on the week, up on the year, reflecting the solid demand from several key U.S. customers. Corn inspections […]
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