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USDA Grain Export Inspections for week ending 3/9 Corn💠999,388 MT Soybeans💠618,833 MT Wheat 💠249,017 MT Corn Export Inspections are up 66,076 MT
No Major Adjustments in March WASDE Corn: 1.342 billion bu. for 2022-23; up from 1.267 billion bu. in February Soybeans: 210 million bu.
USDA Export Inspections Week Ending 3/2 Corn💠899,810 MT Since last week, there have been 250,507 MT more export checks. In comparison to last week,
USDA Grain Export Inspections Soybeans Inspected Lowest Since October ’22 Corn💠572,622 MT Corn export inspections is down 51,173 MT from the previous week. Comparatively
USDA Grain Export Sales Corn Exports 💠 823,200 MMT Soybean Exports 💠 544,900 MMT Wheat Exports 💠 338,800 MMT Breakdown of the USDA Export
USDA Export Inspections Corn-622,841 🔼 Export inspections are up 59,393 MT from last week’s tally. Inspections are running 36.3% behind a year-ago, compared to
Grain Market Review The market has lacked fresh news since the February WASDE. Corn and soybeans continue to annoy the trade with the market respecting
Export Sales, Week Ending February 9, 2023 Corn 1,024,500 MT Soybeans: 512,800 MT Wheat: 209,800 MT Click here for the full report. U.S.
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February WASDE Corn End Stocks New: 1,267 Million bushels ↑ of 25 million bushels Soybean End Stocks New: 225 Million bushels ↑ of
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