MN | timis - 3/6/2024 23:04
Probably similar to Bayers attempt at income based pricing. That’s the holy grail, $50 /acre for wheat, $65 soy, $85 corn, or 10% of gross if it is more. Gives them a base and they get a bump if prices are better. It’s also give them an edge on usda acre figures, and yields - it’d all be tied together, the info could of course be given to grain buyers (it’s not yours) so they know what’s out there. Of course it will report fuel and oil usage and qualify as proof for any carbon score credits you get (for a 10% fee).
That’s my guess, probably more right than I hope.
Every electronic spec of information we give them, all of them will be used to squeeze more blood out of the turnip… |
How much longer do we have a job?
