I look at the strategy for this year as being like curling.
Right now is like setting up the game with lead rocks. A skips choices are throw up a centre line guard, two outside guards or call for a rock in the house.
Your choices for new crop marketing are stay unpriced (no problem with this), do some light forward pricing or look at some process that sets up a minimum price/allows freedom to capture price rallies (if they occur). The decision will be based on that farm businesses needs/risk preference.
In both cases, you can't 100 % predict the future so you have to be ready to be flexible/change.
Right now is like setting up the game with lead rocks. A skips choices are throw up a centre line guard, two outside guards or call for a rock in the house.
Your choices for new crop marketing are stay unpriced (no problem with this), do some light forward pricing or look at some process that sets up a minimum price/allows freedom to capture price rallies (if they occur). The decision will be based on that farm businesses needs/risk preference.
In both cases, you can't 100 % predict the future so you have to be ready to be flexible/change.
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