Since the drought-shortened crop of 2012, feed prices have traded in a sideways to lower pattern, priced at what many end users consider a bargain. We believe end users could continue to enjoy plentiful supplies in the near term based on a general deflationary period for commodity prices, along with excellent crop production. –Successful FarmingRead more…
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