Harley Buchholz
February 27, 2019
3 Min Read
CONTROL COSTS: Use a spreadsheet or other tool to calculate a breakeven cost for the crop so you can adjust your inputs, advises Michael Ballweg, Extension agent in Sheboygan County, Wis. alffoto/Getty Images
With what looks like another year with slim margins for grain prices, crop farmers need to continue cutting expenses and creating efficiencies.
Michael Ballweg, longtime Sheboygan County, Wis., crops and soils agent, says there are several practices that can help hold down costs or add income as the planting season approaches.