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East Central Iowa | You hit a key point there. Farmers value their own time a little bit more, but if that is the case, then I think they/we also understand that typically there will be a charge for delivery. Coops value their employees time, as they do, and get paid for it. Delivery charge on anhydrous 'here' is usually around $12/ton. It takes time, a person, fuel, and vehicle payment to get that product to the farm, it just depends on if the farmer wants to pay directly for it or if he wants to use his time, which he values, and tie up his truck and use his fuel. | |
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