A southeast Minnesota farmer has unpriced grain to sell. Ben Storm grows corn and soybeans near Dover. “We’ll start moving old crop corn again here this next week, most of which is priced. But the market has been a little soft (so) I’m hoping for a little bump to finish pricing the last of it.” […]
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