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NE Corn Farmers to Plant 10.3 Million Acres

Nebraska’s corn farmers intend to plant 10.3 million acres of corn this year, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said today. It takes about $270 per acre to get the corn crop planted and off to a good start, meaning Nebraska corn farmers plan to invest some $2.8 billion this spring. “Farmers make this multi-billion dollar investment every spring in the hope of producing more corn per acre, as they strive to get better every year,” said Kelly Brunkhorst, the Nebraska Corn Board’s...
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NE Corn Farmers to Plant 10.3 Million Acres

Plans to invest $2.8 billion

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