As 2025 approaches, farmers are weighing multiple factors from crop quality to policy changes. “It’s probably been a little more unique this year than other years, “said Andrew Schultz, sales manager, CHS Ag Services. Because of the price uncertainties, Schultz said many growers haven’t made final decisions on what to plant next season. “Nothing, outside of sugar beets, pencils out the greatest so we’ve seen growers are somewhat undecided between wheat and beans, especially.” Schultz said weather will be the determining factor in whether we see more wheat or soybeans planted next year.
