corn
10-14-2013, 05:46 PM
#2
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Chicago, IL
Posts: 1,462
Just wait, corn prices should be going down here shortly unless its a regional thing. In Illinois and Iowa they are reporting great crops so it should bring the price down. Commodity prices on corn as at a 8 week low right now and just had a recent spike due to the rain hitting the midwest. I think in the next few weeks they should dip a bit when harvesting is in full swing.
10-14-2013, 08:17 PM
#3
Fork Horn
Join Date: Aug 2013
Posts: 108
Getting cheaper.
Was paying about $10 per 50lb bag just a few weeks ago. Now it's down to about $6.50 a bag. I'm in ky btw.
If your looking to get it cheaper try to find a farmer with some he'd sell or maybe even let you pick some up off the ground from where it was cut and left behind. I actually got lucky this year. My neighbor had two wagons full from last year and is letting me have as much as I want so he can make room for this years.
Was paying about $10 per 50lb bag just a few weeks ago. Now it's down to about $6.50 a bag. I'm in ky btw.
If your looking to get it cheaper try to find a farmer with some he'd sell or maybe even let you pick some up off the ground from where it was cut and left behind. I actually got lucky this year. My neighbor had two wagons full from last year and is letting me have as much as I want so he can make room for this years.
10-15-2013, 03:31 AM
#4
Fork Horn
Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Frederick, Maryland
Posts: 197
Several years back I was paying $10 a 100lbs with a $1 rebate if you brought the bag back with you when you were finished and now Im paying $11 a 50lbs bag with no bag return any longer. Its corn for you know whats sake and prices are ridiculous.
10-15-2013, 09:09 AM
#5
Spike
Join Date: Oct 2013
Location: Indiana
Posts: 3
Getting cheaper.
Was paying about $10 per 50lb bag just a few weeks ago. Now it's down to about $6.50 a bag. I'm in ky btw.
If your looking to get it cheaper try to find a farmer with some he'd sell or maybe even let you pick some up off the ground from where it was cut and left behind. I actually got lucky this year. My neighbor had two wagons full from last year and is letting me have as much as I want so he can make room for this years.
Was paying about $10 per 50lb bag just a few weeks ago. Now it's down to about $6.50 a bag. I'm in ky btw.
If your looking to get it cheaper try to find a farmer with some he'd sell or maybe even let you pick some up off the ground from where it was cut and left behind. I actually got lucky this year. My neighbor had two wagons full from last year and is letting me have as much as I want so he can make room for this years.
10-16-2013, 06:28 PM
#6
Spike
Thread Starter
Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: louisiana
Posts: 93
Getting cheaper.
Was paying about $10 per 50lb bag just a few weeks ago. Now it's down to about $6.50 a bag. I'm in ky btw.
If your looking to get it cheaper try to find a farmer with some he'd sell or maybe even let you pick some up off the ground from where it was cut and left behind. I actually got lucky this year. My neighbor had two wagons full from last year and is letting me have as much as I want so he can make room for this years.
Was paying about $10 per 50lb bag just a few weeks ago. Now it's down to about $6.50 a bag. I'm in ky btw.
If your looking to get it cheaper try to find a farmer with some he'd sell or maybe even let you pick some up off the ground from where it was cut and left behind. I actually got lucky this year. My neighbor had two wagons full from last year and is letting me have as much as I want so he can make room for this years.
