U.S. export inspections remain on pace to meet or exceed the USDA’s projection for the current marketing year. The USDA says corn inspections during the week ending November 13th were more than double the year ago total with Mexico topping the list as the strong sales earlier in the marketing year leave U.S. ports. Wheat […]
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