Corn

[BUCKSHOT]

WHO IS HIDING ALL THE CORN.I SEEN PRICES BETWEEN 15 TO 22 A HUNDRED I USALLY GET ABOUT 4000lbs AN IT WOULD LAST THE YEAR BUT I WILL HAVE TO GET A SECOND JOB OR A DIVORCE IF I WANT TO SPEND THAT KIND OF $$$

[mudmarlin70]

Saw the price for corn is way up with all other commodities this year. I've moved toward some food plots on smaller properties here in even this god awful state!! Very rewarding last year and I expanded some this year. Lots of work, but very satisfying watching it evolve. Difficult here though on properties where trespassing is gonna be an issue.

[Offshore Custom Tackle]

Yeah I'm paying $15 per hundred pounds

[PhilCVG]

I think I was paying $7 or $8 dollars a bag at Shalicks in Elmer two years ago.

[ub1243]

most of it's still in the fields, as they cut it may go down.
i was paying $8 for my dad to feed his squirles.:nuts:

it all depends on the market. but cash is cash

["String Music"]

WHO IS HIDING ALL THE CORN.I SEEN PRICES BETWEEN 15 TO 22 A HUNDRED I USALLY GET ABOUT 4000lbs AN IT WOULD LAST THE YEAR BUT I WILL HAVE TO GET A SECOND JOB OR A DIVORCE IF I WANT TO SPEND THAT KIND OF $$$

Hey Jim...You are absolutely right...the corn prices are off the hook! I can't believe how expensive it is!:nuts:

[BarnesX.308]

We used to spend $8 for 100lbs. Since the ethanol fuel craze, it's $14.

[MEAT-WAGON]

everything else is expensive for hunting why not corn the licence alone will break ya

["String Music"]

We used to spend $8 for 100lbs. Since the ethanol fuel craze, it's $14.

Its not just that! I have talked to farmers...the cost of fertilizers is through the roof...There were only two places that provided pot hash that is used in fertilizer and the one place had a flood and wiped out the area...the other area is a mining area in Canada...Kind of supply and demand...atleast thats what this farmer was telling me!:huh:

[bobmetzg]

plenty of acorns out there right now

[ub1243]

plenty of acorns out there right now


not around here. very bad acorn year. low numbers and very small. but they are in the fields every night.

[Eastern Shore Slayer]

become friends with the farmers
havent paid for corn in 5 years
give them your number tell 'em call you if they need a hand
spend a day or two loading/unloading hay, or givng them a ride to their equipment or their truck etc etc

[shakey]

I had thought that corn was also up due to crops in the midwest lost from flooding the past 2 months, almost all of the corn this year is still from last year ....correct ?

[jross]

Its not just that! I have talked to farmers...the cost of fertilizers is through the roof...There were only two places that provided pot hash that is used in fertilizer and the one place had a flood and wiped out the area...the other area is a mining area in Canada...Kind of supply and demand...atleast thats what this farmer was telling me!:huh:

Commercial fertilizer uses a lot of natural gas to make it and diesel fuel to transport it. As far as I know Intrepid mines most of our potash out West, but I haven't heard of them being wiped out, but that means nothing just because I haven't heard anything. Intrepid mines potash in Colorado, Utah, and New Mexico. Nitrogen, Phosphate, and Potash prices have risen over 30 % because of worldwide demand. Ethanol hasn't affected it, because here in New Jersey we don't produce it in great quantities and any farmer who joins the Ethanol program here will have to produce at least 10,000 bushels of corn per year and then we will see how high the price goes. My grower tells me his fertilizer prices have quadrupled. He also sells only clean dried corn which is heated by natural gas to reduce athoflaxin mold which is deadly to young deer that haven't been raised on it which means some of us who begin to feed just for deer season and putting corn onto a pile may be killing more deer than they realize.

[onthehunt]

Fertilizer alone doubled since last year:mad:

[hd2500]

i usually buy with a couple friends between 4-5000lbs of corn a couple bins of taters until this year being self employed in construction cant afford it this year always shopping around though stopped one day and picked up 3- 50lb bags of corn with molassas for 7.50 a bag

like eastern was fortunite enough to hook up with a friend of a friend who has a small farm and now have access to some corn just have to pick it(well my son does) in trade for repairing some signs for the farm

[Cape May Ct Hs BuckHunter]

:eek: $19 a 100 here in Court House :eek:

[BUCKSHOT]

The market price for corn now is 4.00 a bushel if u pay more then 10 dollars a hundred u are getting robbed i found it for 8.00 a 100 loose

[COYOTE KILLER]

was paying $12.00 now paying $9.00 .. The price of grain went down and with the cold weather ahead talk to your farmer and buy some beans trust me it's worth it

[booner]

$7 a 50 at 287 S. Hope chapel Rd. Jackson, NJ 08527.

[freedom]

Commercial fertilizer uses a lot of natural gas to make it and diesel fuel to transport it. As far as I know Intrepid mines most of our potash out West, but I haven't heard of them being wiped out, but that means nothing just because I haven't heard anything. Intrepid mines potash in Colorado, Utah, and New Mexico. Nitrogen, Phosphate, and Potash prices have risen over 30 % because of worldwide demand. Ethanol hasn't affected it, because here in New Jersey we don't produce it in great quantities and any farmer who joins the Ethanol program here will have to produce at least 10,000 bushels of corn per year and then we will see how high the price goes. My grower tells me his fertilizer prices have quadrupled. He also sells only clean dried corn which is heated by natural gas to reduce athoflaxin mold which is deadly to young deer that haven't been raised on it which means some of us who begin to feed just for deer season and putting corn onto a pile may be killing more deer than they realize.

this is every interesting info, thank you for the insigth of doing damage to a herd & not even knowing it, thanks



He also sells only clean dried corn which is heated by natural gas to reduce athoflaxin mold which is deadly to young deer that haven't been raised on it which means some of us who begin to feed just for deer season and putting corn onto a pile may be killing more deer than they realize.[/quote]

freedom

[vonhess]

Thats good info. Thanks. Will

[Streetman]

I just bought 200lbs for $24.00 and he is running a special for a bin of corn on the cob for $70.00 The guy has alot of other bait also...I will post number in the morning but he is in Bridgeton and is a real nice guy!

[Dirtypenny725]

Cheapest I've found it is 13.00 around here...anybody got it cheaper in the cumberland county area?