Tennessee crop progress is about on pace with the five-year average. The USDA says 47 percent of corn, 25 percent of soybeans, and six percent of cotton is planted. Winter wheat is rated 68 percent good to excellent, with 89 percent of the crop jointed and 49 percent headed. Pastures continue to improve with 62 […]
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