Pork export sales dipped to a marketing year low during the week ending April 16th. The USDA says several of key trading partners did buy U.S. pork last week but reduced their initial purchases and there were a handful of notable cancelations. Old crop corn, soybean meal, rice, and cotton also saw week-to-week declines. Export […]
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