Some farmers are feeling the sticker shock of higher costs as they gear up for the growing season. Southeast Nebraska farmer Ben Steffen says he’s stuck on the cost of fertilizer. “That’s a $50,000 increase and hit to my economic bottom line. $50,000 on my farm. We didn’t budget for that. In fact, before this […]
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