Commodity values shift from past to present in farm feed data
The report compares corn, oats, barley and soybeans with fertilizer prices from 1939 to today. It notes 3-12-12 fertilizer costs 3.8 tons per today’s corn versus 2.15 tons prewar, soybeans 100 bushels buying 5.05 tons now vs 3.04 then, and eggs versus fertilizer in a Pearl Harbor era context.
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