The USDA says corn and soybean ending stocks at the end of the last marketing year were below a year ago. Corn was reported at 1.532 billion bushels, above pre-report expectations after a modest upward revision to the 2024 crop and with slower fourth quarter usage, but still 13% under this time last year. On […]
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