USA | 4450 - 2/12/2021 11:38
I put in the work a year ago. Met with the county extension agent, ran my farms through their computer program. If memory serves, milo or corn was clear cut. There wasnt going to be a payment anyway. The rest was a guess on what the circumstances were going to be. If no one wants to share their opinion because they think I'm trying to push the "easy" button, so be it.
Don't know anything about Kansas farming, but in ILL PLC looks to be best option. Why is because ARC County $3.70 corn price x 86% = $3.18 corn price if county production = benchmark yield. before it starts paying. @ $3.18 price PLC payment = $.52 bu .
Arc beans @ $8.95 x 86% = $7.70 if county production = benchmark yield. @7.70price PLC payment = $.70 bu.
If production was 10% more than benchmark would need corn price below $2.86 to collect on ARc, $7 on beans. |