When crop prices are favourable, it can seem that any pricing strategy works.
That said, the higher prices are, the more inherent risk there is in leaving crop unpriced.
There’s plenty of volatility in the world right now, with no end in sight, and that makes the risk management strategy all the more important. Which brings us to the week’s question: what tools will you use now and into the new crop year? You can choose as many as you like.
Lyndsey Smith is a field editor for RealAgriculture. A self-proclaimed agnerd, Lyndsey is passionate about all things farming but is especially thrilled by agronomy and livestock production.
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