A soybean delivery is sampled during harvest season at Deerfield AG Services grain elevator facility in Massillon, Ohio, U.S., October 7, 2021. REUTERS/Dane Rhys.
UNDATED (KELO.com) — Grain prices are providing another challenge to regional farmers as they prepare for spring planting. At the same time, input costs are high, cutting deeper into potential farm profits. The industry is hoping for relief in tariffs and for new markets to open up this year. Tensions remain high with China, a major buyer of U-S commodities that has been absent from the market the last few years.
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