Too Much Of A Good Thing Can Spoil Ag’s Party By Terry Jones | Sano Shimoda|January 31, 2012 Over the last five issues of CropLife® magazine, starting in September 2011, we discussed our views on various […]
Market Myopia — The Power Of The Dark Side By Sano Shimoda | Terry Jones|December 16, 2011 There is a broad body of theory that underpins our understanding of market behavior, especially financial markets — […]
Agriculture’s Value Equation: Farmland Values By Sano Shimoda | Terry Jones|November 14, 2011 Agriculture is facing Ag Bubble 2.0, reflecting “irrational exuberance,” not a “new normal.” In our opinion, this will […]
Agriculture Faces The ‘Perfect Storm’ By Sano Shimoda | Terry Jones|October 18, 2011 Today, most everyone that is directly or indirectly tied to the commodity grain side of U.S. agriculture is […]
State Of Agriculture: Irrational Exuberance Or The New Normal? By Sano Shimoda | Terry Jones|October 10, 2011 Today, as exemplified by the Midwest ag marketplace, corn prices are approaching $7.50/bushel, land rents are pushing $350-400+per […]
Is Agriculture Facing A Bubble? By Terry Jones | Sano Shimoda|September 1, 2011 Today, the world of agriculture, especially Midwest agriculture, which is dominated by the three major row crops (corn, […]
CropLife Retail Week: Nutrien Mine Tour, Farm Loans, and Remembering Ag-Chem Equipment Founder Al McQuinn By Eric Sfiligoj | Lara Sowinski|November 1, 2024
