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Adams, NE | across the board.
in today's excess supply, the "middleman" charge has not reset to returns on fixed assets for end-user. Hence, the cut out.
Ultimately the farmer benefits as the elevation margins (or carrying charges) are split between end-user and farmer. The split is not always equal and is sometime 100% one way or another.
Maize and Cogdill to provide a service to farmers and their commercials. Too many large cooperatives forgot that the local demand source is also their customer, too. And cut themselves out a long-time ago. | |
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Smithfield cuts out the "middleman"
