The U.S. produced a record large corn crop this year, which means there’s a lot of corn to move. The good news is that demand for U.S. corn is very good this year and, in fact, is 30 percent ahead of last year’s pace. But that raises some questions: Where is it going? What is it being used for? How do we move the large amounts of corn through the system?
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