In most locations, the price of new crop corn for fall delivery is below $4 per bushel.  At these prices it can be hard to break even on owned acres, let alone rented ones.  Where are the opportunities to squeeze some extra money out of this year’s crop?  Chip Flory provides insights on what he sees for marketing this year’s corn and soybeans.

<p>In most locations, the price of new crop corn for fall delivery is below $4 per bushel.&nbsp; At these prices it can be hard to break even on owned acres, let alone rented ones.&nbsp; Where are the opportunities to squeeze some extra money out of this year&rsquo;s crop?&nbsp; Chip Flory provides insights on what he sees for marketing this year&rsquo;s corn and soybeans.</p>

A farmer-to-farmer conversation focusing on best practices to boost yields.  We’ll find out what’s working – and what’s not – in fields across farm country.

Farming the Countryside with Andrew McCrea

Andrew McCrea hosts a farmer-to-farmer conversation focusing on topics of interest in production agriculture and rural America. We’ll find out what’s working – and what’s not – in fields, pastures, businesses and towns across farm country. To listen, click on episodes below to listen download the AgriTalk app, search on Apple Podcasts or Google Play. Andrew McCrea also hosts American Countryside, which can be found here: http://americancountryside.com.

<p>Andrew McCrea hosts a farmer-to-farmer conversation focusing on topics of interest in production agriculture and rural America. We&rsquo;ll find out what&rsquo;s working &ndash; and what&rsquo;s not &ndash; in fields, pastures, businesses and towns across farm country. To listen, click on episodes below to listen download the AgriTalk app, search on Apple Podcasts or Google Play. Andrew McCrea also hosts American Countryside, which can be found here: http://americancountryside.com.</p>