Planting is winding down in Wisconsin. USDA says corn and soybean planting both reached 95 percent as of Sunday, with emergence of both crops slightly behind their respective five-year averages. Corn rated in good to excellent condition is at 74 percent, with 79 percent of soybeans called good to excellent.
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