A southeast Minnesota farmer is concerned next year’s input costs are going to evaporate this year’s profits.

Ed McNamara grows corn and soybeans in Goodhue County.

“If we’re looking at 30 to 40 percent increase in inputs for next year, any profits you had this year are probably going to be used up by purchasing inputs into next year.”

He tells Brownfield crop fertility programs might need to be adjusted.

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