Farmers are guarding against greed with commodity prices at multi-year highs.

Matt Widboom grows corn and soybeans in southwest Minnesota and tells Brownfield marketing is as challenging as ever.

“To be satisfied with the profits, and I think that is so often what may blind us as farmers (who) are hoping to hit that homerun. And using the hope attitude to marketing is not certainly a profitable one necessarily.”

The Worthington farmer says it’s hard to know how aggressively he should be selling based on what’s happened since last fall.

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