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| So what is the the COP on pivot corners and poor land in ND for example?
I do think there will be some I-State ground that goes back to 50/50 corn/soy rotation vs the heavy Corn on corn on corn we see today.
At today's input prices in the heart of an I state, I think most could shave their cash cost(rent, chems, fert, seed, fuel, insurance, etc) to $3 pretty easily without having a significant yield drop. A lot can and will get it lower I'm sure. I can't think that you could raise a pivot corner for much less, can you?
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3.12 corn and 7.90 beans
