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    Where is That Son of a B!tch That Said $6 Corn was The New Norm!!!!!!!!! Anybody Able To Find Him Yet, Big Time Bounty on His A$$!!!!!!!!!

    #2
    #AllGladiatorsOnDeck

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      #3
      #ThisTimeItsDifferent

      More inputs BTO!!!!!!
      The world is gonna starve if you don't start triple applying fungicides

      #AgRetailKids

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        #4
        I said it before and I'll say it again. They told my father, in his day me in mine and my son will here he same shit in his farming years.
        It's. Bull shit each time.

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          #5
          Just to keep the peasants supplying the chain for everyone else to make billions on.

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            #6
            bto...I swear you make the most sense on here...that 6$, is that buying or selling?

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              #7
              In the US drought corn reached $6.00 in the US, it was a big deal.....high price. Any amateur looking at a long term chart would have seen an exceptionally high price. What goes up must come down. We all know that the most efficient high volume producers will be successful. Thats the name of the game.
              Volume will get a farmer through times of low prices or poor quality. Volume will also launch farms into mega profits in times of high prices. Some young farmers have only ever had to manage profits and minimize income taxes!
              Volume volume volume.

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                #8
                hobbyfrmr..... maybe we should turn it down already!!!! This high volume can be annoying when no one is listening to the message in the song!

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                  #9
                  BTO - maybe it's was Don BoozeK's brother ... Don was spouting the same garbage about wheat several years ago - nothin but good times

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                    #10
                    Seems like the folks complaining the most are the ones that spent like they believed it.

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                      #11
                      One hot dry month of July... and the Corn price would be WAY over $6. Will be interesting to see what happens this summer!!!

                      I say HANG ON... I may be wrong... but being short this market... could be a very dangerous position to take!

                      WILL it be a dry summer?

                      Assured... some places it will be!

                      Question is... will it be on my farm!???

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                        #12
                        I agree with Tom, we cannot predict the weather. Farmers are eternal optimists. Get the grain sold, make the cash flow and stay in the game and keep working at selling for some kind of profit. I do agree it can be stressful.

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                          #13
                          We will have water running here in April , went into fall wettish and snow/ rain starting to add up here again

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                            #14
                            Hes the same guy who says land is never going down. 3500 for mediocre dirt is the new norm. 5000 for good dirt. 100 for rent is the base.
                            Hes still running around bto, hope u catch him. I got a rope.

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                              #15
                              Did this futuristic fortuneteller have any skin in the game or was he just proclaiming his opinion, based on.....?

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