Growing demand in developing markets will help fuel optimism for Texas grain producers this growing season, according to a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service economist, reports the High Plains Journal.
Jason Johnson, AgriLife Extension economist at Stephenville, told producers at the recent Blackland Income Growth Conference that world demand for grain products has been steadily growing.
“We’ve been benefiting from growing per capita grain use,” he told the Journal. “That growth is coming from the developing markets.”
