Going into 2025, working capital and balance sheets will be tight. “This 2024 crop may drain a lot of farmers’ working capital,” says Ben Olander, a farm business management instructor with Central Lakes College. “I think yield will hopefully balance out what crop prices are, but then again you’re just contributing to the general problem (of too much supply).” Olander believes a proactive response to the difficult times in agriculture is a must.
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