Is It Time To Sell 2027 Corn and Soybeans?

A Farm Progress article

With summer heat pushing crops to maturity, growers have plenty to do as they gear up for harvest. But before turning combines toward the fields, take a beat to consider pricing next year’s corn and soybeans. Depending on basis, 2027 crop futures could be profitable, especially for corn.

Locking in prices a year before harvest carries plenty of risk. Production costs are as uncertain as weather forecasts. Demand is another big question mark. And FOMO (fear of missing out) is valid: What happens if the market takes off after sales are put on the books?

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