An ag economist says the current price environment is putting the squeeze on farmers. Greg Ibendahl with Kansas State University says there aren’t many options to lower costs and doesn’t see much relief in 2026. “I’m not really sure they have a whole lot of ability to manage things to a great extent other than […]
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