Heading into spring planting earlier this year, a slow export sales market was seen as one of the main culprits causing weakened commodity prices. With the new crop in the ground and summer in full swing, Frayne Olson, NDSU Extension professor/crops economist, says export sales have been a “mixed bag” since then.
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Export sales a ‘mixed bag’ as weather market takes hold
With the new crop in the ground and summer in full swing, Frayne Olson, NDSU Extension professor/crops economist, says export sales have been a “mixed bag” since prior to spring planting. Photo by Chief Agri.
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