A market analyst says farmers should consider making smaller and more frequent sales to improve their grain marketing strategy. Brian Doherty with Total Farm Marketing says getting started can be the hardest part, “If you sell some early, it’s easier to sell more on a rally.” He tells Brownfield rallies can be short-lived and futures […]
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An ag weather and climate specialist says Ohio State University is expanding its efforts to provide drought resources for farmers across
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