
Average Polish purchase price for dry corn fell by 9.09 zł/t over two days, with buyers quoting 890-965 zł/t on 4 November. Rapeseed, wheat and other grains were broadly steady to slightly lower, and gas (propane) prices rose.
Rising propane costs for drying raise the cost of producing dry corn, while lower domestic purchase prices reflect weak farm-gate demand. Feed buyers in Poland should expect firm drying costs to pressure local corn offers.
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