Grain farm incomes have been above average in recent years. However, 2023 could be a different story due to higher costs and a projected decrease in grain prices.
Dr. Gary Schnitkey spoke with RFD-TV’s own Suzanne Alexander on current trends, grain farm projects for 2023, and advice for producers moving forward.
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