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IN | No more than usual piles. Keeping open for the big guys still out shelling 200 acres a day is only real reason for staying open 2 hours more per day and a day on the weekends. Talked to people that way and they are not impressed with yields. Heard corn making 150 and making 250. In a county that should typically average 230-240 those are not good yields. End users like T&L or ADM having lines at harvest isn’t unusual. Those piles will disappear quickly when the last trucks cross the scales and basis will tell those stories. You don’t see an ethanol plant increase basis during harvest out of good faith. It’s because they aren’t getting the corn they need to stay full. They know it’s going to go up so hey let’s give the farmers .10 basis improvement like we’re doing them a favor and buy it cheap before we need to pay 5 bucks again | |
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