Southwest Iowa farmer Jeff Jorgenson says he expects another year of volatility in the grain markets.
“A lot of us have pretty expensive inputs that we’ve purchased through the last three months,” he said, “and we’re watching the prices of some of those (grains) retreat at the moment. We definitely want to get this thing off to a good start with as many dollars as we’re going to have in every acre.”
He tells Brownfield some input costs have come down since the fall, but more relief is needed.
