An increase in ethanol inventories has sent the price of corn to its lowest level since July.
Corn for March delivery fell 17 cents to finish at $7.03 a bushel Wednesday. That’s the lowest since July 6, just about the time that last summer’s record-setting drought began pushing corn prices to all-time highs.
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