Excess aquifer-irrigated corn from 2016 crop (some uncovered) in Western Nebraska
photo: January 2017
All across our Heartland, corn sitting on the ground is a familiar sight. It is already February, many months post-harvest. There are abundant untold amounts of corn, soybeans, and wheat in storage, too.
The laws of supply and demand are wicked for the producer. The goal is efficiency for
The End of Scarcity in Agricultural Commodities Means Failing Farms in the U.S.
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