Record input costs remain a top concern for corn growers ahead of the 2022 growing season.
Chris Edgington is the president of the National Corn Growers Association.
“We’re past the first of the year and guys are trying to plan for this spring’s crop and we still don’t have a lot of stability in supply and pricing on the fertilizer side,” he says. “Even the herbicide side, the chemistry side, is causing some serious concerns with people because if you’re using anything in the glyphosate family, the costs are up substantially.
