Posted by 300jk on February 22, 2022 at 16:51:51 from (67.246.170.233):
We only raise a small herd of beef and have not nearly as many expenses as some of you folks. Meaning fuel ect. So my question is this for you bigger guys. I always here on this site and other places where people lock in their fuel price and its usually lower than the current market price. Some have already bought there fertilizer and seed cheaper than it will be at planting time. Thats good ! Prices on corn, beans, and some grains were great this last year. So what happens next year ? Say price of fuel and everything else goes up, and the price of commodities goes down ? Say for some reason commodities drop 50 percent, but everything else still costs the.same or more ? What happens then ? Im not trying to be a downer or negative. Just wondering how it works. Maybe there are price guarantees or something. I just dont know honestly. Not really looking for a world economy explanation just one from people actually involved.
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