Posted 2/14/2026 16:00 (#11551505 - in reply to #11551239) Subject: RE: How dry corn belt ?
Roseglen, North Dakota
Well, be optimistic.
If the river dries up, grain will go down because of higher freight.
If we have a drought, grain will go up, maybe more than it goes down.
That must be a sight to see that big river that often. We're 5 miles from Lake Sacajawea, which feeds the Missouri, but you can barely see that move.
How dry corn belt ?
