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A farmer in Poland says the price for wet corn at 30% moisture has fallen from PLN 670 to PLN 520 per tonne, while higher moisture deductions and drying charges leave about PLN 360 per tonne for corn at 38% moisture. Farmers are concerned about further losses as buying prices fall and drying costs rise.
Lower bids and higher drying deductions sharply reduce farmers’ net returns and may encourage them to delay sales or seek alternatives to drying. The reported decline in wet-corn prices is bearish for corn in the local market.
tygodnik-rolniczy.plKamila SzałajNov 9, 2026Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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