
An analysis piece describes the sorghum-corn spread, which has ranged from a $1.72 discount to a $1.47 premium since 1989. It notes that CME Group listed a sorghum basis contract on August 24, 2026, to address spread risk.
Export share of sorghum use is projected to rise in 2026/27.
The new contract gives sorghum growers and buyers a way to hedge the sorghum-corn spread, which can change local feed grain costs. Spread swings matter for sorghum feed pricing relative to corn.
Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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