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October 19, 2024
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Low Grain Prices Are Stimulating Demand, Just Not Enough
 
“The bottom line is the function of the market — when you have too much, you become the cheapest seller, not necessarily the cheapest producer,” says Jerry Gulke.
 
 
 
Mexico Showed This Week They Have a Monstrous Appetite for U.S. Corn, Buy Why?
 
On Wednesday, Mexico bought almost 64 million bushels of corn. The next day, the country was back for more. The purchases are welcome news as the U.S. brings in what USDA expects to be a record crop. Why is Mexico buying, and do economists expect it to continue?
 
 
Mexico Showed This Week They Have a Monstrous Appetite for U.S. Corn, Buy Why?
 
 

As agriculture faces multiple challenges, USDA’s latest net farm income forecast is masking the reality for farmers. While livestock margins have improved in 2024, high input costs and below break-even prices for row crops mean margins could be the worst in nearly 20 years.

The Hard Truth: 2024 Could Go Down as the Worst Financial Year for Farmers Since 2007
 
 
 

If you have a long-term plan that includes goals for your business, and if making cash sales helps to advance your business toward reaching those goals, cash sales should be a celebration.

Market With Purpose: Set Achievable ROI Goals
 
 
 

Emily Oberbroeckling, a farmland appraiser with Iowa-based Peoples Company, says there’s always an uptick in farmland for sale in the fall. She joins the Top Producer podcast to share about the three primary methods used to sell farmland.

Farmland “No Sales” Push More Transactions To Different Methods
 
 
 
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