A meteorologist with Aura Commodities says much of the Midwest has benefited from a wet month of March. Xander Lowry says the eastern Corn Belt has seen some needed relief from the lingering drought. “It’s been improvement for sure.” He says, “There’s portions of Illinois, especially the northern half of the state, that’s a bit […]
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