Grain and oilseed export inspections roared back to life after a couple of slow holiday weeks. Inspections during the week ending January 8th were all above a year ago, with corn and wheat both staying ahead of last marketing year thanks to the strong global demand those commodities have seen in recent months. Beans and […]
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