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South Central Iowa | 10-4; I thought you were making an inference that I wanted to see a '14.
Truth be told; I experienced an 85% yield year in 2017. It seems only some parts of Iowa and maybe Western Illinois and NE Missouri got that. It kind of sucks when you don't mean much in the grand scheme and you get hit.
I wouldn't mind a good portion of the corn belt getting a taste of what I got. At least then it would be $5 corn and we would all be better off. Not much of a point of sowing the seeds of demand if there never comes a reaping.
That's my preference; everyone get what my area got. But the weather doesn't care about my whims and what will be will be.
(I'm sure someone will read and say I want a drought or need a drought. Just stop, no I do not need at all, and all I want is better prices than the last few years because I like making some good money.)
Edited by Conan the Farmer 2/17/2018 20:27
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Interesting graphic: Comparison Drought maps over the last few years
