Series 3: 6.1.4.3. Demand: Disappearance

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6.4.1.3. Demand: Disappearance

The demand for grains, such as wheat and corn, is especially difficult to quantify and depends on its use. Aside from human consumption, corn and wheat are sold in varying amounts for animal feed and biofuels, domestically and for export. Grain sold for export is highly erratic. The state of the world economy, the relative prices of wheat in ot

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