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As much as family members share DNA, a similar upbringing or common family values, individuals in a family can be remarkably different. (Progressive Farmer photo by Getty Images)
Family Business Matters
10/22/2018 | 11:54 AM CDT
The Founder's Paradox
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It is important to check your tires for stubble damage, exposed cords and proper inflation. (Progressive Farmer photo by Dan Miller)
The Tire Killer
10/22/2018 | 2:07 PM CDT
Sharp-Tipped Corn Stubble Can Cause Trouble for Tires
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(DTN photo illustration by Nick Scalise)
USDA Crop Progress
10/22/2018 | 3:28 PM CDT
Corn, Soybean Harvest Slows Again Last Week
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Cotton crops in Georgia and some other southeastern states were devastated by Hurricane Michael. Farmers not only lost their production, but also possible trade-aid payments under USDA rules about reporting actual production. Gerald Long, president of the Georgia Farm Bureau (inset), said that's one issue that needs to be addressed following the hurricane. (DTN file photo of flooded cotton; photo of Gerald Long courtesy of the Georgia Farm Bureau)
Hurricane's Aftermath: Loan Fears
10/19/2018 | 3:39 PM CDT
Lenders Need to Work with Farmers Hit Hard by Hurricane Michael, Georgia Farm Bureau...
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Wheat prices showed some excitement in late July and early August, but the rally spurred by news of dry weather in Europe did not last long. More recently, prices have congested in a wedge formation as prices slowly head toward a less volatile time of year (DTN ProphetX chart).
Todd's Take
10/19/2018 | 8:46 AM CDT
HRW Wheat Winding Down
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  2. Sharp-Tipped Corn Stubble Can Cause Trouble for Tires

  3. Corn, Soybean Harvest Slows Again Last Week

  4. Lenders Need to Work with Farmers Hit Hard by Hurricane Michael, Georgia Farm...

  5. HRW Wheat Winding Down

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This chart points to the change in AAFC's forecast ending stocks for 2018-19 as reported in September's report (blue bars), October's report (brown bars) while compared to 2017-18 ending stocks (grey bars). Of the selected grains, durum, canola and peas are expected to see stocks build over the upcoming crop year. (DTN graphic by Cliff Jamieson)

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