U.S. wheat export sales hit a marketing year low during the week ending March 26th. Wheat was hit hard by cancelations from unknown destinations and Mexico, and global demand for U.S. wheat is slow because of high prices and ample supplies. Those ample global supplies and slow demand are part of the reason U.S. wheat […]
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