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NWIOA | that is all great and well, but the problem is that if I grow conventional corn, there are problems logistically and economically. So if I could get together a train of conventional corn, where do I load it, no elevator wants to have a dedicated NON- GMO grain handling system to load rail cars, and where do I sell conventional corn competitively in
NW I O W A to avoid logistics costs and still get decent pricing?
I believe most people do not want to pay more for non-gmo, and until the market changes things won't change much. From what I know to date, the market for conventional corn has a long way to go.
Edited by Novato 5/25/2013 18:53
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ok fine....non-gmo corn is wonderful,
