While other grain markets have been impacted by volatile world events, notably rising fuel and fertilizer costs, the U.S. sunflower market has been able to sidestep some of the turmoil in part because it is not as dependent on exports. The fact there’s less volatility for sunflower may entice producers to consider planting additional sunflower acres this year.
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Less volatility may entice additional sunflower acres this year
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