The deciding factor this year and long term will be yield.. did we attract enough acres to buffer expected demand?
as we pull back from the fringe to the core Cornbelt.. where average yields are higher.. we should expect yields to come up.. 180 bu national average on say.. 87 myn planted.. ???
Of course ma nature can turn Illinois into Kansas.. see 2012 as well as Vice versa.. see.. ?? 2014.
But the markets have to incentive producers to go spend $$$ to put the crops out..
see Wasde later today.
Edited by JonSCKs 6/30/2022 04:43
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High input costs cut acres here.
