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Oversupply of common grains has spread to niche markets as many U.S. farmers switched to diversified seed strains after four years of large harvests. Premiums for white corn, about 1% of the 14.6 billion-bushel U.S. crop, have fallen to four-year lows of as little as 5 cents over Chicago corn futures.
Shrinking specialty premiums cut farm income and signal weak demand relative to supply, which keeps pressure on corn prices for feed buyers.
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