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The rolled corn leaves in this Illinois cornfield look alarming, but the plant is still young enough to recover without significant yield loss -- if moisture arrives before the V13 growth stage. (DTN photo by Pamela Smith)
Drought Effect on Crop Yield
6/21/2021 | 12:20 PM CDT
Drought Stress: When Does it Start Stealing Yield from Corn and Soybeans?
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This field north of Sullivan, Illinois, endured some damage after a storm swept through and rain and winds flattened the crop. (DTN photo by Pamela Smith)
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6/21/2021 | 5:10 AM CDT
Wind Damage: Will Your Corn Stand Up?
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The photo on the left is in Polk County, Minnesota, which has seen very little rain since it was planted in the spring. The photo on the right is spring wheat that was planted late March/early April on 2020 sunflower ground in the worst of the drought area in western North Dakota. (Photo on the left by Tim Dufault Crookston, Minnesota; photo on the right by Paul Anderson Coleharbor, North Dakota)
Cash Market Moves
6/21/2021 | 11:39 AM CDT
Time to Give Spring Wheat Its Last Rites?
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Is this the year of the stocker? Forage availability and management will be the keys. (DTN/Progressive Farmer file photo by Jim Patrico)
Strategies for Cattle Stockers
6/21/2021 | 1:01 PM CDT
Forage Availability Key as Drought Conditions Add to Market Volatility
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Jared and Sheila Wilson received an FSA microloan last year for $46,000 to buy cattle and some equipment for feed. Sheila is a full-blooded member of Muscogee (Creek) Nation in Oklahoma, which would make them eligible for debt relief under the loan forgiveness program approved by Congress earlier this year in the American Relief Plan. (DTN photo by Chris Clayton)
Loan-Debt Relief Tied Up in Court
6/21/2021 | 2:15 PM CDT
USDA Responds to Litigation Against Loan-Debt Relief for Minority Farmers and Ranchers
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  1. Drought Stress: When Does it Start Stealing Yield from Corn and Soybeans?

  2. Wind Damage: Will Your Corn Stand Up?

  3. Time to Give Spring Wheat Its Last Rites?

  4. Forage Availability Key as Drought Conditions Add to Market Volatility

  5. USDA Responds to Litigation Against Loan-Debt Relief for Minority Farmers and...

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Along with a subcommittee hearing on renewable energy on Tuesday, the full Senate Agriculture Committee will hold a hearing on Wednesday looking at challenges with cattle markets. Senators will have several bills to discuss involving livestock markets and the market concentration of meatpackers. (DTN file photo by Jim Patrico)

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The photo on the left is in Polk County, Minnesota, which has seen very little rain since it was planted in the spring. The photo on the right is spring wheat that was planted late March/early April on 2020 sunflower ground in the worst of the drought area in western North Dakota. (Photo on the left by Tim Dufault Crookston, Minnesota; photo on the right by Paul Anderson Coleharbor, North Dakota)

Time to Give Spring Wheat Its Last Rites?

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The photo on the left is in Polk County, Minnesota, which has seen very little rain since it was planted in the spring. The photo on the right is spring wheat that was planted late March/early April on 2020 sunflower ground in the worst of the drought area in western North Dakota. (Photo on the left by Tim Dufault Crookston, Minnesota; photo on the right by Paul Anderson Coleharbor, North Dakota)

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