LITTLE ROCK — Commodity prices may come in a little higher than expected. That’s according to University of Illinois agricultural economist Nick Paulson. “On the revenue side, we’re seeing pricing opportunities now for the 2026 crop and looking ahead to 2027 that are higher than what we were looking at in our May release and […]
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