Here's Why You Need to Keep An Eye On the Weather in Brazil

Regardless of preferences or past assumptions on storage, Shay Foulk encourages growers to run the numbers to see if new or additional storage makes sense for their operations.

Jon Scheve explains the math behind a series of sales on 25% of his soybeans.

When a major exporter has a problem with exportable supplies, other players generally make up the difference. Everyone grows some wheat, but most must import some. With only two big exporters of soybeans, the implications are huge, and a reduction in exportable supplies by one can significantly affect price.

Cost of production is one of those terms that can have multiple meanings. As you wrap up harvest and head into heavy planning season for next year, here are three ways to evaluate cost of production as well as how it impacts your operation.