Global Grain Markets Down,
But Not Out Farmers, of necessity, are a resilient lot; like the crops they raise, they find ways to cope with adversity. But Texas feed grain producers are in the midst of one of the most challenging agribusiness cycles in years. Shrinking export markets, weak prices, record surpluses and currency issues could do some Texas grain farmers in — if not this year, then the next — says Professor Steve Amosson, district economist for the Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center in Amarillo. In the latest Line Items dispatch from Fiscal Notes, learn more about challenges, as well as some reason for optimism, for Texas grain producers. |
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Source: Texas Comptroller
