Corn plantings could decline by 3 percent next year without pinching the U.S. supply, swollen by the second record-setting crop in two years, says economist Darrel Good of U-Illinois. “The bigger dilemma is that while a reduction in U.S. corn acreage is likely needed in 2015, an increase in wheat and soybean acreage may not… » Read More
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