A west central Indiana farmer says he’s not planning on changing his inputs for the 2026 growing season. Kevin Cox says making adjustments comes with added risk. “We’ve never been one to look at planting all beans to try to save money or cut back,” he says. “That kind of thing scares me. I need the biggest […]
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