Analyst: These Aren’t “Special” Times to Market Grain, Reown Old Crop

Sue Martin, president and owner of Ag and Investment Services, Inc., has been watching futures prices on corn. She is noticing a pattern that has happened since 1969 that has proven favorable for farmers 18 out of 19 years.

By Ashley Davenport

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November 16, 2020 09:03 PM

Sue Martin, president and owner of Ag and Investment Services, Inc., has been watching futures prices on corn. She is noticing a pattern that has happened since 1969 that has proven favorable for farmers 18 out of 19 years.

Watch Martin’s comments on AgDay above.

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