Posted by IaGary on December 10, 2013 at 14:50:17 from (108.160.236.246):
As some you know there was a USDA stocks report today. They lowered the carryout stocks a few million bushels saying usage remains good on the near record crop we had in 2013.
We had average to above average corn here in eastern Iowa and below average on soybeans.
Yet in my travels in a 60 mile radius of here I know of only one or two piles NE of here 60 miles. Elevators that normally have piles every year have none.
So where is all this grain from this above average crop. Is there piles outside in your area that are normally there?
I know more inside storage is built all the time but not at the elevators that normally have the piles in this area.
I also know that most were empty going into the fall but still there should be some piles.
Are they in your area? Bigger or smaller than years past?
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