A senior market advisor with Total Farm Marketing says escalating tensions in the Middle East could provide some marketing opportunities for U.S. farmers in the near-term. Naomi Blohm says prices moved higher following air strikes in Iran over the weekend, but the rally may be short-lived. “If South America ends up getting rain, if the conflict […]
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