A Nebraska farmer says the quality of U.S. corn has helped keep American producers competitive in global markets. Matt Sullivan recently hosted a team of 20 South Korean buyers, end users and business on his farm. “I talked to a couple of buyers, and that was one of my questions. How does U.S. corn look […]
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