USDA says inspections of corn for delivery declined week to week, while soybean assessments improved for the week ending on November 27. Corn inspections during the week fell to 1.42 million metric tons, down from 1.7 million tons a week earlier and well ahead of the 949,000 tons inspected during the same week last year. Soybean examinations for export rose to 920,200 metric tons, up from almost 809,000 the previous week. It was still well below the 2.11 million tons assessed at the same point last year. Wheat inspections were reported at almost 385,000 metric tons, down from the 480,000 metric tons a week earlier, but still ahead of the 299,000 tons examined in the same week during 2024. Since the start of the marketing year, USDA has inspected almost 19 million metric tons of corn for export, and 13.2 million metric tons of wheat, both higher than last year.
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