U.S. corn exports got off to
a very slow start this marketing year and an ag economist says a lot of that
has to do with Brazil.
Todd Hubbs with the University
of Illinois says that large run up on expectations of a shorter U.S. crop
weakened this summer and a huge differential formed between Brazil and U.S.
export prices, “Depending on what one you looked at, it was over 40-cents. And
it just so happened this year the safrina crop in Brazil was huge.
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