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China: Corn Industrial Use Shines, Feeding Takes a Hit
04/24/2019 | Author: Ken Smithmier

Some insights into the most recent highlights from the USDA Foreign Agricultural Services (FAS) China Grain and Feed report.
Tags: agriculture, china, corn, ethanol, Global Grain, Grain, grainular, US Exports

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