A rice farmer in the Missouri Bootheel is wrapping up harvest and says he doesn’t have much of his crop marketed. Rance Daniels, who farms in Dunklin County, says while rice futures prices have improved lately, basis has widened. “The milled rice prices need to improve, so the basis will narrow back down. And it […]
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