National Ag News

More of the same, that’s the message farmers in Illinois are hearing from ag economists for their expectations into next year.

Ag economist Gary Schnitkey with the University of Illinois tells Brownfield price projections for corn and soybeans into 2018 remain low which means farmers need to continue to find ways to cut costs.   “Our farms don’t have a lot of debt when compared to their assets, the debt to assets ratio is pretty low, what we really have is a cash flow problem. 

Continue reading More of the same for 2018 at Brownfield Ag News.