date:Jun 16, 2012
On the flip-side, market advisors want their farmer-customers to get protection for their crops by creating a marketing plan. The discussion revolves around what should be in that plan.
Conventional wisdom tells market-watchers that the corn market normally sees a $1.00 summer rally and soybeans receives a $2.00 bump. This year, there are a lot of ifs being thrown around. If a drought-stressed Midwest crop doesn't get much-needed rainfall, the current corn and soybean futures prices are not hig