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Wet corn purchase prices in Poland have fallen sharply in recent days, with some buyers offering below 500 zł/t from about 636 zł/t in late October. Farmers in several regions report drops of roughly 100-150 zł/t, with prevailing ranges of 500-550 zł/t.
The decline follows propane and gas shortages that halted some grain dryers and led elyevators to limit intake.
Lack of drying fuel forced elevators to cut intake, so buyers are cutting bids to avoid taking on wet corn, pressuring Polish corn values. Lower domestic feed-corn prices reduce input costs for feed buyers while the drying constraint persists.
agropolska.plDariusz KucmanNov 14, 2026Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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