An analyst concerned about shrinking marketing opportunities suggests distributing the upcoming crop over time.
U.S. Commodities president Don Roose says as corn and soybean futures push lower—typical as harvest nears—farmers should view new crop production as adequate to large.
“We have big carries in the corn market right now, 27 cents from Dec to July. That’s seven months. That’s almost four cents a month that you can carry your corn.
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