Name: If the grain price is too good to be true, seller beware by Libby Price
Duration: 4 min 42 s
Description: Grain growers are being warned to choose their grain trader carefully, after several have gone bust in the past couple of years. Libby Price spoke to Thomas Elders analyst, Andrew Whitelaw.

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Grain growers are being warned to choose their grain trader carefully, after several have gone bust in the past couple of years. Libby Price spoke to Thomas Elders analyst, Andrew Whitelaw.

If the grain price is too good to be true, seller beware

Libby Price

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