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Rising input costs squeeze farmers profits across crops
Farmers face higher nitrogen at about 900 per ton and rising fuel natural gas and electricity costs. Wheat and corn prices must stay strong to protect margins. Enchant area farmer Lynn Jacobson says prices may ease but remain good, while Garry Valgardson and Mike Wind report higher fuel and fertilizer bills and more wage costs. Consumers will ultimately pay higher prices.
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Garry Valgardson
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