USDA’s Prospective Planting report is less than a month away.
Eastern Iowa corn and soybean farmer Robb Ewoldt tells Brownfield he’s sticking with his usual rotation despite high input costs, especially for corn.
“With these current prices it’s hard to want to change anything now (because) it’s setting up to be pretty profitable when I can get a cash bid out of the field for my corn at about $5.75 (or) $5.80, and beans are up there too.