The article reports on the USDA's latest figures on agricultural export inspections for soybeans, wheat, corn, and sorghum for the week ending March 2nd. It highlights that these inspections are ahead of the required pace to meet the marketing year's projections, which run from June 1st for wheat and September 1st for the other crops. The data shows a decrease in wheat inspections compared to the previous week and the same period last year, while corn inspections have seen an increase but are still lower than the previous year. Soybean inspections have also seen a decrease both weekly and annually. Sorghum inspections have significantly dropped compared to the previous year, with China being a common destination for most inspections. The USDA is set to release updated supply and demand estimates on March 8th.