Since Corey Goodhue's father farmed these lands in Carlisle, Iowa, half a century ago, almost everything has grown bigger.Today, his farm covers about 3,000 acres.The rear tire of one of his modern tractors measures about 2.6 meters tall and dwarfs the two John Deere 4020 that his father bought new ones in 1967.However, the margins of profitability are evaporating.Commercial tensions and price weakness are beginning to pass bills both to the U.S…
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Since Corey Goodhue's father farmed these lands in Carlisle, Iowa, half a century ago, almost everything has grown bigger.Today, his farm covers about 3,000 acres.The rear tire of one of his modern tractors measures about 2.6 meters tall and dwarfs the two John Deere 4020 that his father bought new ones in 1967.However, the margins of profitability are evaporating.Commercial tensions and price weakness are beginning to pass bills both to the U.S…