No one said there is a magic crop. But you are on a computer. There are other crops. Maybe a little hard to get started with something you have never grown but it may be indicated.
You just said it. A large part of the problem has been those bumper crops. Go look up supply and demand. Anytime you oversupply a demand prices go down. It's always been that way. So there are 2 options. Produce less. And that would be everyone growing those crops. Or figure out some way to increase demand. Good luck with that. Maybe that half the yield thing would work out better in the long run? I was just looking. They are saying 235 (low side) per acre inputs or more for corn not counting fuel. And I keep seeing flexible amounts from break even based on 200 bushels per acre. But that runs from about 3 bucks a bushel to 4.50 when you factor in land rents, seed, fertilizer, herbicides and machinery/fuel costs.
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