Across the Corn Belt, dry weather has returned west of the Mississippi River. Meanwhile, showers linger across the eastern Corn Belt. Midwestern temperatures remain favorable for reproductive to filling corn and soybeans, with readings above 90°F confined to portions of the western Corn Belt. On the Plains, hot weather prevails, except in the vicinity of […]
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