A new study by @NationalCorn found:
-U.S. corn seed prices averaged 68% higher than Brazil’s
-Insecticide prices averaged 87% higher
-Some fungicides cost more than double what Brazilian farmers paid
-Many herbicide comparisons also approached double Brazilian price levels
For NCGA President Jed Bower, an Ohio farmer, the findings confirm concerns many growers have held for years: “It sure doesn’t look like we’re the low-cost producer anymore,” Bower says. “The study shows the American farmer is really paying for all the innovation and research for the rest of the world to take advantage of.”
https://t.co/YJsSw7oNVJ
@JohnDeere Deere doesn’t care for the American farmer. Deere is focused on helping our competition sending out worldwide equipment with no DEF. If Deere gave a damn about the environment Deere would send out only equipment w DEF rather than only up the American farmers cost of production
@ClaudioGianni Is the crop really getting burned up this bad down in Argentina, Claudio? Heard Rosario has been seeing extreme temperatures and more to come
@SoybeanTrader88 Imo big help to our beans and full season corn that has hung on till this point. If we didn’t get a good rain this weekend we would see the crops dying this week in our area of central IA. At very least stops the crop from shrinking for 10 days
The Iowa Funeral Directors Association, along with local funeral home directors, are encouraging the public to attend the funeral services of World War II veteran Hugh Conklin Bell. https://t.co/sq5AJ6Zf37
@DMRegister@Mittaloak@mittaloak in what way would a CO2 pipeline leak be at all harmful to the soil? Shouldn’t be explosive or be any type of contamination, right? Thought you were concerned about greenhouse gases? Confused by green movement….so many contradictions