Across the Corn Belt, near- or below-normal temperatures linger east of the Mississippi River, while warmth is overspreading western corn and soybean production areas. Dry weather is allowing for a rapid pace of summer crop planting; by May 10, fifty-seven percent of the intended U.S. corn acreage and 49% of the soybeans had been planted. […]
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