Uncertainty in the grain markets and rising input costs for the next growing season have some farmers rethinking their marketing plan.
Anne Meis farms near the North Central Nebraska town of Elgin and says profit margins are tightening. “The input costs have gone up significantly so always looking at what price do we need to generate that profit that we need and if we see that keep moving some of the grain throughout the year and get a good average and if we see prices where we’re going to make a profit, we need to sell some,” Meis says.
