Back on 22 July, we wrote  … this year’s corn crop will likely have a very high moisture content. There hasn’t been a need for drying in the past five or so years, so that will add a new wrinkle to storage and the corn market this year. And that has turned out to be the case.   There is a backlog of propane deliveries across the corn belt, and there are even reports of rationing as dealers are allocating deliveries to farmers. Farmers who have the capability to use natural gas have a relative advantage right now. It is the perfect storm: a wet crop and a late harvest as the weather is turning colder is boosting the competing demand for propane from the livestock/poultry and residential sectors, causing...