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Nebraska farmer doesn’t face supply shortage but finding parts are problematic
Some farmers across the Corn Belt are facing supply shortages during planting season.
But Northeast Nebraska farmer Jason Penke tells Brownfield most of what he used was prepaid for and delivered on time. “You know there are some chemicals that are tight or short or nonexistent to get right now. There was good supply of most every hybrid and variety for us that we planted and that was out there. For fertilizer, supply was good on fertilizer.”
The corn and soybean farmer near Craig says the bigger challenge producers have faced was finding parts. “They were down for equipment breakage or something like that was finding the parts to get them up and going. That seemed to be probably the biggest hold up for a lot of people that I was hearing this spring,” he says.
He says planting went well for his operation when the rain stayed away and is supposed to finish this week.
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