If you have to turn on the AC it’s corn weather. If you can sleep comfortably with the window open, it’s small grains weather. We had corn weather. But it was an amazing year for small grains. —Jochum Wiersma, Prairie Grains Conference
Snow does not equate to water in soil for the spring. The soil is frozen. Snow melts and runs off into the river. —@DarylRitchison, Prairie Grains Conference
Low river level could mean higher barge unloading costs in Minneapolis as it presents challenges in unloading fertilizer entirely. —Paul Gerdes @ Prairie Grains Conference
China and India make up 55% of the world’s consumer of Urea. The U.S. represents less than 10%. This is why the Urea market is so volatile here, we are a small player. —Paul Gerdes @ Prairie Grains Conference
@burntbulb@PJVogt Yes. Many people have privilege. I’m terrified I am blind to it sometimes/often?? Need examples of recognizing, reconciling and growth.