Across the Corn Belt, corn and soybean harvest activities are proceeding at a faster-than-normal pace, amid dry weather and a gradual warming trend. Although frost and freezes were observed again Friday morning in parts of the eastern Corn Belt, Friday’s Midwestern high temperatures should generally range from 65 to 80°F, with the warmest weather affecting […]
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