
shawn_h | BigStock.com
Corn should be “very inexpensive” and feed readily available after the U.S. harvest this year, according to Iowa State University economist Chad Hart.
While the projected size of the crop has probably peaked, prices are unlikely to return to highs seen earlier this year.
Corn should be “very inexpensive” and feed readily available after the U.S. harvest this year, according to Iowa State University economist Chad Hart.