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USDA Weekly Crop Progress
7/15/2019 | 3:39 PM CDT
Corn 17% Silking, 58% in Good-to-Excellent Condition
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Forage crops in most of the Midwest are not having a normal growing season thanks to a cool, wet first half of the growing season. (DTN photo by Katie Dehlinger)
Hay Prices Rising
7/15/2019 | 2:43 PM CDT
Forage Crops Struggle With Wet Weather
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Water flows out of the Gavins Point Dam spillway during the height of the 2011 flood. This year, the spillway has been releasing high volumes of water since mid-March into the river and remains at 70,000 cubic feet per second, more than double the normal release volumes for this time of year. (DTN photo by Chris Clayton)
More Resilient Flood Control
7/15/2019 | 8:58 AM CDT
Midwest Needs Long-Term Plan for Flood Management
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CHS Inc. and Cargill reported earnings recently that show continued challenges in the agriculture economy. (DTN photo by Elaine Shein)
Weather, Trade Weigh on CHS, Cargill
7/15/2019 | 2:33 PM CDT
Two Agribusinesses Show Significant Drops in Net Income
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Pictured is tow parking barges near Destrehan, Louisiana. Just as the Mississippi River was starting to recover from months of flooding, Category 1 Hurricane Barry made landfall in Louisiana on July 13, causing the Mississippi River to rise again. (DTN Photo by Mary Kennedy)
Cash Market Moves
7/15/2019 | 11:43 AM CDT
Lower Mississippi River to Gulf Under Siege Again
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  1. Corn 17% Silking, 58% in Good-to-Excellent Condition

  2. Forage Crops Struggle With Wet Weather

  3. Midwest Needs Long-Term Plan for Flood Management

  4. Two Agribusinesses Show Significant Drops in Net Income

  5. Lower Mississippi River to Gulf Under Siege Again

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This chart plots the average No. 1 Canada Western Red Spring (CWRS) wheat weekly price as reported by Saskatchewan Agriculture. As of July 10, this bid was reported at $223.29/metric ton, the lowest price reported in almost 12 months. (DTN graphic by Cliff Jamieson)

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Heavy, flooding rain brought a common bond to the Mississippi Delta, south-central Nebraska and Washington, D.C., during the week of July 8-13. (NOAA flood graphic; Wood River flood shot courtesy of KVRN/RRN; NOAA graphic)

Barry, the Beltway and South-Central Nebraska

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