oldbones - 9/29/2016 19:33
jedstivers - 9/29/2016 11:05
I'd rather cut a 15 than 11.
Here, that
(15%
) would be a dock of 1.5% of selling price per 1/2 point moisture over 13 up to 15. Above 15 is 2% of selling price per 1/2 point.
2 points moisture equals 6% dock. That's 53 cents/bushel with todays price of $8.76, and 15.1% would cost you 70 cents/bushel.
If you sold some new crop back when beans hit $11.00, that 15% would cost 66 cents.
Plus, any load over 14 stands on it's own, no moisture averaging.
Central MN soybean yields
