After a dismal performance in September and October, corn demand showed signs of life in November. Ethanol production and export sales picked up the pace over the last few weeks. Expanded placements and higher weights in the livestock sector point toward the potential for an uptrend in feed demand. Corn use appears set to maintain this momentum as we move toward 2020. Read more at Successful Farming…
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