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A sincere question for midwestern corn producers.
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mjl
Posted 4/28/2015 06:13 (#4542019 - in reply to #4541845)
Subject: RE: A sincere question for midwestern corn producers.


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Clay SEIA - 4/27/2015 22:16

A big crop followed by a temporary period of $3-4 something corn just isn't that much of a disaster, in my view.  But then again, I remember doing a lot of work to raise $9 fat hogs once upon a time.

I'm going to plant a crop.  And while there won't be any snake oil or bells & whistles, it will be agronomically sound including several semi loads of potash and DAP.  This isn't the first time I have planted a crop with no guarantee of not losing money.  I'm still here.  I didn't upgrade planter tractors like I wanted to, going to run the paid for almost 7,000 hour one.  I didn't buy a newer pickup this winter like I would love to have.  I'm still living in a hundred year old house, and wrenching in an uninsulated shop that is way too small.  I've got no sympathy for anybody who thinks commodity production agriculture is supposed to be a gravy train with no moments when you get hungry.




+1 good post.
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