Farmers sitting on old-crop corn and soybeans might be facing some difficult decisions soon. South Central College farm business management instructor Pam Uhlenkamp says there are still a lot of bushels in bins across southern Minnesota. “Waiting for some magical price increase. So what are we going to do with that? Are we going to […]
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An ag economist at Ohio State University says a recent study shows on-farm storage could be more expensive than prior years.
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