National Ag News

A grain analyst says South American export delays and political turmoil could be major influencers on the U.S. grain market this growing season.

Angie Setzer with Michigan-based Citizens Elevator tells Brownfield grain buyers are looking for reliable suppliers, even if it comes at a cost on the world market, and the port strikes this week in Argentina are favorable for U.S. exports.  “Unhappy citizens in South America, specifically Brazil and Argentina, will likely have a big impact on what we see happen in the global market.

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