There were a few bright spots in the weekly export sales update. The USDA says pork sales during the week ending February 20th were up on the week thanks to solid demand from Mexico, rice notched a marketing year with Iraq topping the list, and sorghum saw a modest improvement. The other major commodities saw […]
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