The USDA is expecting fewer rice acres in the United States this year, including a sharp decline in Arkansas, the nation’s top rice producing state. “Low prices are doing their job of curing low prices.” Jamie Wilkerson, a market analyst with RCM Ag Services, tells Brownfield higher input costs and lower commodity prices are pushing […]
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