Re: Soybean question

Posted by sourgum on May 20, 2019 at 08:30:09 from (107.77.210.184):

In Reply to: Soybean question posted by john in la on May 20, 2019 at 05:58:39:

Beans disrupt insect cycles in a rotation so there is less insect problems when the two crops are alternated. Beans also have with lower input costs than corn. There are market buyers for corn this spring here (IN) who were paying premiums over cash market for non-gmo corn so we switched some planned bean acres over to non-gmo corn.That premium may not be available everywhere.It's possible traditional corn-soybeans will be very low or no margin crops in 2019. Especially soys, unless Uncle Sam throws a band aid out there.

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