An ag economist says farmers should be relatively happy with how corn and soybean exports ended the previous marketing year. Ben Brown with University of Missouri Extension says the demand for corn was record large, and soybeans rebounded from a rough start. “We had quite a bit of Chinese buying that came in,” he says. […]
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