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Chinese feed mills are limiting corn purchases to near-term needs as losses in pig farming discourage herd expansion and constrain feed demand. New-crop corn availability, weak demand from processors, and imported sorghum and barley substitutes are adding to market pressure, while prices near production costs may limit further declines.
Reduced feed-mill buying and alternative grain supplies weigh on Chinese corn demand and prices. The effect is partly capped by farmers’ reluctance to sell as prices approach production costs.
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