Across the Corn Belt, thunderstorms—mainly from Iowa to Ohio—are boosting topsoil moisture but causing localized wind and hail damage. Temperatures remain favorable for Midwestern corn and soybeans, except for a surge of heat into the southwestern Corn Belt, including parts of Missouri. Due to hot, dry weather last month, corn was rated 40% very poor […]
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