Low corn and soybean prices concern southeast Minnesota farmer Ryan Buck. “Crop prices are not very appealing right now, so that weighs on a guy’s mind.” Especially going into planting season, he says. “To put a crop in the ground that (we might not break even), we might make some money or maybe we’ll lose […]
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