Acreage decisions are still being made. However, Corteva Territory Manager Jordan Grundstrom believes farmers are starting to lock down those choices. “Corn is wildly popular, sunflowers are wildly popular, wheat is gonna be strictly a rotational crop.” There are places to cut expenses, but weed control is not on that list. “You shave one year, you’ve got another three to five-year headache,” said Grundstrom. “I think definitely penny-pinching going on and looking at ways to save money, but yet still get a cross-spectrum weed control across all their fields.” Listen to the full interview.
