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Sorghum had no official quote at Argentina’s main ports on November 6; reference values were typically $150–$200 per tonne depending on quality and location. The article cites weak export demand, competition from other grains, and transport difficulties as pressures on local marketing, while weather conditions vary across growing regions.
Weak export demand and logistics constraints weigh on Argentine sorghum prices, although drought in some areas could limit future supply and provide support.
portal.rumen360.comRedacciónNov 7, 2026Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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