IARN – With grain prices under pressure and supplies heavy, many Iowa farmers are making the decision to hold grain in storage longer while waiting for better marketing opportunities. According to the USDA, ample production combined with softer demand has kept prices below levels many producers would like to see, putting more focus on protecting grain quality once it goes into the bin.
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