Corn prices have reached their highest level in nearly eight years, and that means dairy producers who rely on purchased feed will pay more for corn. The reason behind this spring's price surge is threefold: tight end-of-season stocks, formidable exports, and an old-fashioned short squeeze in the futures market, according to Sarina Sharp, analyst with the Daily Dairy Report. May corn futures, which began April above $5.64/bu. finished the month at $7.40.... Lire la suite
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