An ag economist says the military conflict in the Middle East will likely raise prices for two critical inputs for farmers. Gregg Ibendahl with Kansas State University says diesel fuel will increase due to higher oil prices. “If you’re talking about oil about $100 (per barrel) ,then your probably talking about a significant increase in […]
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