KCAU ABC9 News At 6pm December 17, 2015
May drive down prices. What weve seen in the last few years in argentina is producers have been stockpiling, especially soybeans because of high inflation, the export tax and the value of the peso. Said chris benson, director of appliede agriculture and food studies at morningside college. Argentinian tax agency. Afip. Estimat es that farmers are holding as much as 11 point 4 billion dollars of grain that will now likely enter the market. And as argentina awaits. A possible devaluation of its currency. More changes may come. So i think we could easily be into multiple years here of lower price...