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North Central Indiana | Okay help me out here because I’m trying to follow your thought process. There’s a major event or schedule or something, fundamentals maybe, that will cause a crash. And not just a blip but a crash that will take out operations and you see as a major concern. And as such you’ve hedged most of your 26 crop and all your 2025. But in this post you’re not even confident that 2026, a year from now, will be enough of a downside risk to warrant sales? And 2027 will be much better? So I’m confused where the logic is in your fear filled initial post. Or is this a long term thing that isn’t about prices in the next 2 or 3 years? Sorry for the questions but I’m just trying to picture this scenario playing out in a way that will destroy operations between now and fall 2026, given that everyone had opportunities to lock in sales higher than last year just this past week. Especially considering you can lock in basically all necessary inputs today for next year and know all of your costs and hedge grain and know your profit
Edited by JRCS Farms 11/16/2025 11:21
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Have a plan....
