Posted by Goose on April 19, 2012 at 19:46:29 from (166.250.96.55):
The fella who leases our farm ground has, for quite a number of years, alternated between corn and soybeans. One year he will plant the entire farm into corn, the next year beans, and then back to corn. He hires the local Coop to spray with the appropriate chemicals at the proper time.
Last year he had the entire farm in corn, so this was the year for beans. He's already passed some good corn planting weather, 'cause he was planning on beans and they plant later.
Yesterday, he found out the Coop sprayed with the wrong chemicals,and he'll have to plant corn again this year.
I wonder if he'd have any recourse against the Coop after fall harvest if he could figure average prior yields and current prices and prove he would have made more money on beans. 'Course it could go the other way, too.
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