Antelope Flats Acres
June Dietrich · Thayer County, NE · Katie Rennick · client since 2016
191k bu at 81% priced
$821.3K under management
Call before pricingCosts from their booksLast spoke in 48 days7 other findings(785) 555-5995
Every rung on every ladder clears this family's cost of production plus the desk's $0.10 cushion, and nothing has passed its sell-by date. The plan is doing its job.
Corn new crop · Dec 2026
Break-even $3.89 · cash bid $4.14 · 81% priced against a 80% pace
Ladder covers 52% of the crop
| Rung | Price | Over cost | Tranche | Away from the bid | Sell by | State |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | $4.05 | +$0.16 | 15% 29k bu | Filled | Jul 25, 2026 3 months ago Window Feb-May | Hit |
| 2 | $4.29 | +$0.40 | 17% 33k bu | Filled | Sep 25, 2026 30 days ago Window Feb-May | Hit |
| 3 | $4.55 | +$0.66 | 20% 38k bu | Filled | Nov 25, 2026 in 31 days Window Feb-May | Hit |
Rungs are sorted by price rather than by the order they were entered, because a scale-up ladder only reads as a ladder in price order. Distance is measured from the cash bid, which is the board plus the local basis, not from the board alone.
A rung that filled before its date is done rather than overdue. The desk's cushion over break-even is $0.10, because a break-even is itself an estimate and pricing exactly at one is pricing at the midpoint of an error bar. On this crop that means a rung has to clear $3.99 to count as clearing cost.