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Expected Soybean Acreage Up, Wheat Down

Published March 31, 2017 at 7:22 PM CDT
Harvest Public Media is a consortium of public radio and TV stations reporting on agriculture and other issues affecting the rural Midwest.
Harvest Public Media is a consortium of public radio and TV stations reporting on agriculture and other issues affecting the rural Midwest.

With low grain prices across the board, Midwestern farmers are expected to gamble by planting a record amount of soybean acreage this year in hopes of turning a profit. Harvest Public Media’s Kristofor Husted reports.

 
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