Corn export demand continues to be strong. The USDA says corn sales during the week ending February 26th were larger than average, mainly to South Korea, Colombia, and Mexico, all key trading partners and significant corn buyers. Sorghum saw a week-to-week improvement, led by China, and soybean oil sales were also up on the week. […]
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