Record crop prices to be tempered by high input costs
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3/21/2022
Grain and soybeans prices will smash records in 2022, according to an outlook produced by Farmers Business Network (FBN), but near-record input costs will limit profits.
The outlook, published March 10 during the 2022 Commodity Classic, suggests corn futures are likely to trade above $8, especially if the Russia-Ukraine conflict continues.
Similarly, analysts expect soybean futures prices to remain strong and push higher, holding in the $18.25 range.
“Even before the Russia-Ukraine war, the outlook was supportive for higher corn prices,” outlook authors noted. “But this added catalyst likely puts corn on a path to fresh all-time highs. ... Expectations...
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