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S Illinois | Unfortunately your last 2 sentences don’t apply to the grain markets. Markets have to assume normal weather going forward and with the current two week forecast, slightly better than average weather is being forecast. Markets don’t plan for the worst case scenario until it looks likely or occurs. So thinking individual yield could be zero or poor is fine at the farm level but has to be completely disregarded when it comes to marketing. | |
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