A farmer in central Missouri says he’s concerned about how expensive it is to raise corn and soybeans. “It’s going to be a rough year next year.” Jay Schutte, who raises corn, soybeans and cattle in Audrain County, says even when you pre-pay and consider better seed genetics, it’s hard to make inputs pencil out. […]
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