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EPISODE · Mar 16, 2026 · 20 MIN

Episode 79 - 2026 Farm Budget Implications of the Conflict in the Persian Gulf

from Morning Coffee and Ag Markets · host University of Arkansas, Cooperative Extension Service

Join Hunter Biram and Breana Watkins as they discuss how rising fuel and fertilizer prices linked to conflict in the Persian Gulf are reshaping crop profitability heading into the 2026 season. Updated University of Arkansas enterprise budgets show tighter margins across several major crops as higher diesel and nitrogen costs increase production expenses. While soybean returns appear stronger in some scenarios, factors such as yield expectations, soil type, equipment needs, and rental agreements all influence planting decisions. The episode highlights how producers can use enterprise budgets to evaluate breakeven scenarios and manage risk in a volatile input cost environment. 

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