A farmer in west-central Minnesota is finding it difficult to determine how to best take advantage of profits she hasn’t seen in more than half a decade.

Jamie Beyer grows soybeans, corn, sugarbeets, wheat and alfalfa with her husband near Wheaton.

“We’re struggling with decisions about what equipment we might need (because) when you put off making those decisions for several years, now you have to figure out where your priorities lay.”

The current president of the Minnesota Soybean Growers, Beyer tells Brownfield having a little bit more money to improve your business is a good position to be in.

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