Across the Corn Belt, chilly conditions linger east of the Mississippi River, while warmth is returning farther west. Frost was reported early Wednesday as far south as Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio. Later Wednesday, Midwestern high temperatures should range from near 50°F in the vicinity of the Great Lakes to 80°F or higher in the middle […]
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Many Midwestern corn farmers are probably wondering if southern rust will be a problem again this year. Iowa State University Extension
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