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The U.S. House of Representatives expects to take action to avert a national rail strike before the Dec. 9 deadline. (DTN file photo by Mary Kennedy)
House Set to Act to Avert Rail Strike
11/29/2022 | 2:13 PM CST
House Plans to Act on Rail Agreement to Prevent National Strike
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The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) rejected a proposal by livestock groups to extend the hours-of-service rules for hauling livestock. (DTN file photo by Mary Kennedy)
DOT Hours of Service and Livestock
11/29/2022 | 2:53 PM CST
Feds Reject Plan for Longer Livestock Hauls on Highways
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(DTN photo illustration by Nick Scalise)
USDA Weekly Crop Progress Report
11/29/2022 | 3:28 PM CST
Final Crop Progress Report of 2022: Winter Wheat Condition Rises, but Still Lowest in 20 Years
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Strong to severe storms are forecast for portions of the Delta, Tennessee Valley, and Southeast on Tuesday. (NOAA/SPC graphic)
Ag Weather Forum
11/29/2022 | 9:51 AM CST
Severe Thunderstorms in the South Tuesday
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Mexico bought 16.8 mmt of U.S. corn last year, but Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador introduced a decree to ban biotech crops. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack visited Mexico on Monday, emphasizing the increasing concern among farmers and the Biden administration over the Mexican policy. (DTN file photo by Matt Wilde)
Ag Secretary Visits Mexico for Corn Trade
11/29/2022 | 7:25 AM CST
Vilsack Expects Corn Remedy After Meeting With Mexican President
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  1. House Plans to Act on Rail Agreement to Prevent National Strike

  2. Feds Reject Plan for Longer Livestock Hauls on Highways

  3. Final Crop Progress Report of 2022: Winter Wheat Condition Rises, but Still Lowest...

  4. Severe Thunderstorms in the South Tuesday

  5. Vilsack Expects Corn Remedy After Meeting With Mexican President

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USDA Weekly Crop Progress Report

USDA Crop Progress Report: 7% of Corn, 4% of Soybeans Left to Harvest

(DTN photo illustration by Nick Scalise)

U.S. corn was 93% harvested, and soybeans were 96% harvested as of Sunday, Nov. 13. Winter...

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A ship loading with soybeans for exports. USDA cut the forecast for U.S. agricultural exports by $3.5 billion overall, including a $2.4 billion decline in soybean exports. Agricultural imports are higher, driven partially by a strong dollar, which hurts exports and helps imports. (DTN file photo)

USDA Forecasts Lower Ag Exports, Record Imports and Higher Ag Trade Deficit

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On Nov. 29, March spring wheat held at support of the 61.8% retracement of the move from the August low to October high at $9.34 1/2/bu. The first study shows the March/May inverse closing at 2 cents. The red bars of the histogram on the third study shows noncommercial traders adding to their bullish net-long position in the week ending Nov. 22. The lower study shows the SRW/HRW spread closing at 40 cents. (DTN ProphetX chart)

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On Nov. 29, March spring wheat held at support of the 61.8% retracement of the move from the August low to October high at $9.34 1/2/bu. The first study shows the March/May inverse closing at 2 cents. The red bars of the histogram on the third study shows noncommercial traders adding to their bullish net-long position in the week ending Nov. 22. The lower study shows the SRW/HRW spread closing at 40 cents. (DTN ProphetX chart)

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