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The Elbert Files: Are farmers missing the future? Friday, February 19, 2021 6:00 AM In a recent column about the future of food, I noted the lack of imagination in Iowa’s two-crop rotation of corn and soybeans, much of which is grown for fuel.  The column prompted Thomas Dorr to share a study about the future of agriculture that was sponsored by the U.S. Grains Council in 2011, when he was president of that group.   You may recognize Dorr’s name. He’s an Iowa farmer who ser...

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Did make odd idea yo logic sense. what i fear is hyping it goes to the unsophisticated investor and then it places a price that might, the savvy guys will have it down the line they will get tough. >> theres no doubt about it. absolutely. everybodys situation is unique. going and taking your entire portfolio and life savings is about as smart as putting it in.com stocks ten years ago. some of the aspects where it is a hedge but why gold why not ore commodities. the biller room you have crooks ou...

Did make odd idea yo logic sense. what i fear is hyping it goes to the unsophisticated investor and then it places a price that might, the savvy guys will have it down the line they will get tough. >> theres no doubt about it. absolutely. everybodys situation is unique. going and taking your entire portfolio and life savings is about as smart as putting it in.com stocks ten years ago. some of the aspects where it is a hedge but why gold why not ore commodities. the biller room you have crooks ou...