U.S. sorghum and soybean export inspections continue to pick up steam. The USDA says inspections for both crops during the week ending January 22nd were slightly lower than the week before, but up sharply from last year, with China leading the way. However, China’s absence during the first quarter of the current marketing year continues […]
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