The director of the University of Missouri’s Food and Ag Policy Research Institute says there’s been widespread consensus the U.S. farmer will plant more soybeans and less corn for the upcoming growing season. But Seth Meyer says geopolitical factors could be a wildcard for USDA’s Perspective Plantings Report, scheduled to be released on Tuesday. […]
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