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| In the arid climates, where corn has increased in popularity the last 10-15 years, milo has always been a legitimate, but less desirable alternative.
In a dry year, it can hold more potential than corn in the same environment. Milo and corn are also interchangeable where availability makes it practical. So.... there is a chance that some switching to milo will increase the quantity of feed grains later this year...(when you have a bunch of corn to sell.) | |
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Input prices limiting corn/soybean acres here.
