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The USDA projects a larger U.S. sorghum crop of 409.4 million bushels, up 10% from last year, with yield at 70.8 bushels per acre. Producers have expanded acreage to meet export demand, especially from China.
The new-crop farm price estimate rose to $6.15 per bushel and ending stocks were raised slightly.
A bigger crop adds supply, but the higher farm price and strong China demand signal firm underlying sorghum values for feed buyers.
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