Canadian crop producers are on the tail end of some of the best years ever, with record yields, prices and net farm income. Now though, with an eye-popping corn and soy yields south of the border and margin outlooks looking barely positive, does this change how you pencil-in acres this winter for the spring seeding campaign?
Lower margin outlooks
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Do you change how your farm is managed when prices fall for crops you traditionally grow?
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Do you change how your farm is operated when future prices fall for crops you traditionally grow?
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When margins are tight for grain and oilseed producers, is it a good time to to deal with weed pressure and boost fertility in underperforming areas and fields by summer fallowing or adding a cover crop rotation?
