Statewide Iowa — An Iowa State University report finds it will cost less to plant some crops this spring. Report author Alejandro Plastina says that includes the state’s two major crops.
He says some of the inputs will cost more.
A drop in production costs does not mean farmers will make a profit on their harvest.
Plastina says the new trade agreements could have a big impact on profitability.
You can go to the extension department website to find the report on production costs, by CLICKING HERE.
