An ag economics professor wants growers prepared for stagnant or lower prices for corn and soybeans even with positive trade news.
Scott Brown says there are MANY uncertainties affecting the
corn and soybean outlook – and weather in 2020 is one of them.
“If we take that scenario of good weather, you know, and we put
a 15 Billion bushel corn crop in the bin and an excess of 4-Billion bushel
soybean crop in the bin I think we actually could push prices lower.
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