Across the Corn Belt, mostly sunny skies and seasonable temperatures favor a rapid pace of corn and soybean planting and emergence, though 90-dgree heat has crept into the upper Midwest. Short-term dryness (last 30 days) in many western and northern growing areas contrasts with wet weather over the same period across the Ohio Valley and […]
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