U.S. sorghum export inspections continue to pick up steam. Sorghum inspections during the week ending February 26th were up sharply the year and the overall pace has pulled ahead of last marketing year as previous purchases by China leave U.S. ports. China also took the lead for U.S. soybean inspections and Mexico topped the list […]
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