A farmer in south-central South Dakota says he’s been contemplating locking-in diesel needs through the end of the year through the local co-op. “It’s less risk to buy now, in the short-term, then it is to wait it out,” says Bryan Jorgensen. He tells Brownfield he’s expecting diesel costs to rise another $1 or $2 […]
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