So if we don't grow corn one year cause there is a surplus and the following year there is a drought and no corn is produced cause of mother nature then what????
Your jobs do not rely on mother nature like ours do. We are about 2 weeks behind right now because of mother nature. You may get delayed a little but you can catch up when the weather is good. Our crops need so many days to mature.
Maybe we grow half our acres and it is an great growing season and we still create a surplus.
We do switch back and forth a little on crops.
And some years cattle are the best money for the year.
That's why I am diversified as many who have survived are.
I have cattle also.
If a hail storm hits does it wipe out your income for the year. It would mine if I didn't have insurance to cover it.
We don't know how much we will produce till it is in the bin.
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