date:Jan 28, 2013
ves on Aug. 31 will fall 39 percent to the lowest in 17 years.
Ethanol production rose and stocks fell last week, and that helped to give corn a boost, Dan Cekander, the director of grain-market analysis at Newedge USA LLC in Chicago, said in a telephone interview. Rising animal numbers support speculation that we have not slowed feed demand. We have yet to ration what is already projected as a tight U.S. corn supply.
Corn futures for March delivery rose 0.5 percent to close at $7.2425 a bushe