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NW Missouri | No wonder their prices are so high....
New bought out a coop I do some business with last summer. When I called around to check on inputs for 24, instead of being near the bottom of the price list as they used to be, they were at the top. I heard it was because they're based up in NW IA where the ground is really good and they can get away with higher prices, but I don't know if that's right. Maybe after this breaks them someone else will take over that has more reasonable prices.
I agree it's a bad look for ag in general. | |
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Fertilizer spill in Montgomery County reaches East Nishnabotna River
