A Central-Nebraska farmer says knowing his cost of production has helped manage volatility in the grain markets.
Clay Govier tells Brownfield last week’s rally helps provide some relief. “Because things were kind of looking a little bit tougher given input prices and everything. I mean, historically you kind of look at $5 corn, you’re like, no, that’s not too bad, but not when fertilizer and all your input costs are as high as they are.
