From harvesting their fields to policy in Washington, farmers have a lot on their minds right now, and many are finding it hart to push aside their concerns about the markets.
Many fear commodity prices will not get better next year. Nebraska farmer Greg Anderson tells Brownfield Ag News he will have to be savvy in upcoming market decisions. Another farmer says it has become a challenge to market his crop.
In other areas of the country, some say they were fortunate to lock in good prices early, but now they are just along for the ride.
