The USDA is reporting a big week for corn export inspections. More than two million tons of corn left U.S. ports during the week ending February 19th, with most of that bound for Japan, South Korea, and Mexico, three key customers, all showing very strong demand this marketing year. Wheat also saw a week-to-week improvement […]
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