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Reuters reports that many US farmers are holding unsold old-crop corn after prices fell to near three-year lows, despite earlier bids near 4.5-month highs. Grain supplies are ample, and USDA expects corn inventories to reach a six-year high by September 2025.
Farmers are waiting for higher bids before selling more.
Large farmer-held stocks that could be released at any time add supply pressure and make futures and cash prices choppy. Buyers can expect continued ample corn availability.
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