In aftermath of drought, U.S. corn movement turns upside down
Story Date: 10/30/2012

Source:  Julie Ingwersen, REUTERS, 10/29/12
 
 
The devastating U.S. drought and ensuing crop disease are upending traditional grain movement patterns, with dozens of trains and barges shipping North Dakota or Mississippi corn into the Corn Belt rather than out to the coasts.
 
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