Chances are good that at least some Midwest farmers weren’t too surprised at USDA’s October 8 report that corn and soybean yields would probably come in quite a bit lower than anticipated just a month earlier. The report reduced corn yields by almost 7 bushels per acre.
Analysts agreed that the report was indeed bullish for farm equipment dealers in the Corn Belt, but could spell difficulty for those who service livestock producers.
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