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| that's great point you made gsi ......."Seems to be a recipe for stagnation".............
you always read/hear someone saying.........."you never go broke selling for a profit"..........
that may well be true, but these past few years could have you falling well behind the net income curve with that strategy. those renting prime, much sought after ground whom may have used such a marketing plan run the risk of one of their "best friends" upping the bid on them. that best friend might have sold his crop the last 2 years for $2-$3s more per bushel and has the capital to make such a nightmare come true?
selling for a profit is a good goal. but so is planning to raise 140bpa corn crop each year...........but how many farmers aren't striving to to raise a 200bpa corn crop nowadays? should marketing the crop be any different? | |
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When to make grain sales....tools you use?
