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DeLoss Jahnke
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Anchor and Editor, FarmWeekNow (RFD Radio Network)
Bloomington
Beats
WorkSmall Business Climate Justice and Slow Food
Beauty, health, politics
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By DeLoss Jahnke Verified| FarmWeekNow (RFD Radio Network) Verified Last week’s projections from the University of Illinois farmdoc team show all regions of the state producing corn and soybeans at a loss in 2025. This is based on a high-cost environment, including an expensive cash rent, combined with low price projections. Using an average corn price of $4.10 per bushel and an average soybean price of $10, profitability will be a challenge. In all cases, losses on soybeans aren’t as bad as corn because of their lower input costs.
By DeLoss Jahnke Verified| FarmWeekNow (RFD Radio Network) Verified CommStock Investments Director of Managed Programs Joe Camp spoke with RFD Radio's DeLoss Jahnke after the markets closed Wednesday. Your browser does not support the audio element. The following has been lightly edited for clarity. JAHNKE: If not a 180 [degree turn] today, it was pretty close, wasn't it? CAMP: It was. It was a huge reversal for the stock market. Of course, a lot of eyes on equities as they faced a historic route last week.
By DeLoss Jahnke Verified| FarmWeekNow (RFD Radio Network) Verified Last week’s projections from the University of Illinois farmdoc team show all regions of the state producing corn and soybeans at a loss in 2025. This is based on a high-cost environment, including an expensive cash rent, combined with low price projections. Using an average corn price of $4.10 per bushel and an average soybean price of $10, profitability will be a challenge. In all cases, losses on soybeans aren’t as bad as corn because of their lower input costs.
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FarmWeekNow (RFD Radio Network)
Bloomington, Illinois, United States
+1 309-557-2111