It’s a somewhat slow, yet busy time for the corn market these days. While the market, like other commodities, is anxiously waiting in anticipation of the March 31 prospective plantings report, it is also keeping a close watch on Chinese buying, ethanol demand and harvest/planting conditions in South America.
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