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S Illinois | Why do you not blame the farmers who sell in Oct. for the price declines seen. That has more impact than any contrived conspiracy about crop insurance. Oct is always the largest selling month. So it’s a free market that pushes price lower. Once harvest is over that selling pressure subsides and prices historically rise. Nothing nefarious about it.
Edit: If you have a good relationship with your local grain merchandiser at your local elevator ask how many contracts he has to sell/hedge off in the month or Oct. End users cannot/will not be able to absorb all the selling.
Edited by w1891 10/29/2026 07:19
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Is any market?
