Many Farms and Ranches Are in Survival Mode

By Peter Martin, Principal, K-Coe Isom

Times were good for U.S. corn producers back in 2012, when prices stood at $7 a bushel. But since then, producers have watched as $7 fell to below $4, where prices have remained for nearly five years.

Like corn, other farm commodities are also feeling the pain of depressed prices....

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About The Author

K-Coe Isom is a national leader in food and agriculture consulting and CPA services. As one of the firm’s principals, Peter Martin serves as a success catalyst and valued advisor to business owners and leadership teams. A finance and growth consultant and former lender, Martin helps businesses identify opportunities, source capital, and manage expansion challenges. Contact him at martin@farmjournal.com. Follow him on Twitter @martinptm.

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