| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Flory said he is been able to sell some of his wheat for more than $10 per bushel for five years running.But the higher prices are offset by increases in the cost of inputs such as fertilizer and fuel, he said.These higher numbers are essential to stay viable, Flory said.Flory said the next question will be how Australian production fares in the coming crop year, and whether competitors in the Bl
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