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Commodity brokerage is another component source of revenue. This component is often overlooked because producers have been reluctant to hedge their production revenue. At Crop Revenue Management, we specialize in helping farmers manage revenue. Managing price risk is one component of this revenue stream. Thanks to the Crop Revenue Evaluator, we can compare cash grain sales, futures, or options action steps with your other revenue components and put together the best plan for you.

Crop Revenue Management is a branch office for Benson-Quinn Commodities (www.bqci.com). We clear our trades with ADMIS (www.admis.com)

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