Major feed grain prices are forecasted to soar this year

Without a doubt, 2020 will go down in history as the year mankind faced a common enemy and when everything changed. The global pandemic led us to humbly realise how fragile our system is and how important it is to be well prepared for any possible scenario that could possibly threaten the foundation of modern society. The ongoing argument on control over freedom is something that will never end. But most importantly, COVID-19 basically changed our way of life. Social distancing and lockdowns have forced our industry to operate based on non-contact activities, which is something many of us thought would never happen, if possible at all. Over the past few months, we have learned that many things do not go according to plan in times filled with uncertainty. We were forced to make real-time decisions, hoping that they would mostly turn out to be good ones. Had this been an event which we had previously experienced, life would have been much easier for many of us. Bad news is that we ...