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Sometimes when commodity prices have been falling for what seems like forever, the markets will suddenly turn upwards and give farmers an unexpected opportunity to sell their crops at a slight profit. That short-term recovery is often called a dead cat bounce, referring to what happens if you drop a dead cat off the side of a grain bin, metaphorically speaking. It will bounce; it won’t go very high, but it will bounce. “I believe we’re going to see a dead cat bounce in the price,” said Milo Hamilton, co-founder and senior economic analyst for Firstgrain, Inc. “By that, I mean it could go much higher. It did the same thing in 2009 – I was on top of that. In that dead cat bounce coming off of those prices, it went up to $16 per hundredweight.”

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