It may be a record corn crop for Iowa, but that doesn’t necessarily mean good news for farmers.

Corn prices are down and that could mean losses for them, according to Iowa State Savings Bank Ag Banker Leslie Miller. She believes cash rent prices need to come down in the future.

Miller says some farmers could lose up to $50 an acre, if they have a high cash rent of up to $250 or more per acre.

More on how corn prices are affecting this year’s potential record crop can be found online in Friday’s “In Depth with Dr. Bob Leonard”, on KNIA/KRLS.com.