Low Mississippi water levels could divert grain shipments to rail and truck

The barge industry is grappling with low Mississippi water levels

With farmers and the barge industry again grappling with low Mississippi River water levels, grain shipments could be shifted to rail and truck, according to TD Cowen.

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