Posted 2/19/2024 17:52 (#10630837 - in reply to #10630167) Subject: RE: Weather turning dryer.. Funds think 2016.. but what if 1988 or 83?
E.Central MN
I don't particularly like the trend we've had the past couple years and then couple that dryness with a lack of snowfall and well above average temps this winter. But the market won't care unless we start losing bushels due to drought in July. It used to be said that our droughts in the Midwest are preceded by very dry conditions in the southeast states -- haven't those states been getting lots of rain?
Weather turning dryer.. Funds think 2016.. but what if 1988 or 83?
