Across the Corn Belt, temperatures remain mostly favorable for reproductive summer crops and will exceed 90°F later Tuesday only in some western production areas, such as Nebraska and South Dakota. On July 5, sixteen percent of the U.S. corn was silking, while 34% of the soybeans were blooming, versus respective 5-year averages of 14 and […]
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