What’s the going rate for a 55 gal drum of corn?

I can get it for $5 per 50 pound sack and there is about 6 1/2 sacks per barrel. I had rather handle a sack any day. A lot of places want $35 per barrel.

I haven't talked to many farmers planting corn this year. The prices have been low, but I don't think that will hold for this fall. I look for prices to really go up this fall. I guarantee you Matt will have the inside lead on prices for this fall. He will chime in shortly.

Well then...

What commodity is not low?

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Not Matt but corn is more bearish than bullish. US stocks are really big. Barge freight may drag it up a little but it won't be much

What he said. Only thing that runs corn up is a 2 year drought in the Midwest. Yes it'll take 2 consecutive. Odds are that won't happen.

Lot of corn and sod in Baldwin County so far. Corn is being planted om old peanut ground.

If we go from E10 to E15 ethanol/gas, the demand for corn-based ethanol will increase by about 50%. Most of the midwest corn is used for animal feed, high-fructose corn syrup, and ethanol.

Don't matter. The American farmer is producing way more bushels per acre than demand can take up.

Yes and their is very little export market for us corn. Can't compete with South America