An ag economist with Purdue’s Center for Commercial Agriculture says price shifts in dried distillers grains could raise feed costs in 2026. Michael Langemeier says changes in the grain markets impact prices. “DDGs do have a higher protein content than corn,” he says. “It’s actually around 30 percent where corn is only 9 percent, but there […]
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