Weaker dollar will help meat and dairy but not cotton exports, says CoBank

U.S. farm exports are forecast by the USDA to hit a record $157 billion this year, aided by a weaker dollar against many foreign currencies. Agricultural lender CoBank says the impact will be somewhat uneven, with meat and dairy products benefiting the most. It based its projections on a comparison of U.S. market share for… » Read More

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