Ethanol policy continues to lack direction and its impacting the farm economy. President of the Nebraska Corn Growers Association Michael Dibbern says the financial pressure facing farmers runs deeper than what farm bankruptcy data shows. “They’re just going to quit. They’re going to sell off their equipment and be done. As a young farmer, I […]
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