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Quote:If you go it alone, the vast majority of the time you sign a pricing contract well before your crop is ready and you costs are fixed. If you have some unexpected cost arise, you sales contract was most likely signed months prior and it's not changing. I don't think an immediate price increase was implied in the statement. Next year's contract either has a price increase due to increased labor costs based on this year's labor costs, or you plant something else, or sell the farm. "Why should I give information to you when all you want to do is find something wrong with it?" |
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