The USDA left U.S. cotton and rice ending stocks projections steady. For rice, the USDA did lower imports, but also cut exports, all out of long grain rough rice, leaving ending stocks at 50.3 million hundredweight. There were no changes to the balance sheet for U.S. cotton, which stayed at 4.4 million bales. The average […]
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