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A road is washed out and a bridge that normally goes over Interstate 29 is now a storage spot for equipment above the water. At least 40 miles of Interstate 29 in Iowa are underwater. (DTN photo by Chris Clayton)
Flood Damage High From Lack of Warning
3/18/2019 | 3:28 PM CDT
Iowa Officials Question Corps Communication as River Destruction Increases
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The only action on the Mississippi River in downtown St. Paul on March 16 was a few floating ice chunks, as barges have yet to make their way past ice-filled Lake Pepin to officially start the 2019 shipping season. (DTN photo by Mary Kennedy)
Cash Market Moves
3/18/2019 | 12:00 PM CDT
Snowmelt, Rain Wreak Havoc on US River Systems
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As part of the Arkansas Discover Farm program, Steve Stevens monitors water quality runoff, which helps him limit nutrient and soil loss. (DTN/Progressive Farmer photo by Charles Johnson)
Listen to the Land - 10
3/18/2019 | 7:43 AM CDT
Every Drop Counts
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Cash corn prices are in a situation similar to what we saw in March 2017. The fact that managed funds (green line) are heavily net short gives corn another chance for higher prices before we get deeper into the growing season. (DTN ProphetX chart)
Todd's Take
3/15/2019 | 5:51 AM CDT
Does Corn Still Have a Chance?
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A lot of winter wheat has been slow to leave dormancy in the Great Plains, thanks to cool weather. (DTN photo by Emily Unglesbee)
Waiting on Winter Wheat
3/15/2019 | 5:56 AM CDT
Cool, Wet Spring Delays Winter Wheat Development and Fieldwork
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  1. Iowa Officials Question Corps Communication as River Destruction Increases

  2. Snowmelt, Rain Wreak Havoc on US River Systems

  3. Every Drop Counts

  4. Does Corn Still Have a Chance?

  5. Cool, Wet Spring Delays Winter Wheat Development and Fieldwork

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Week 32 Canadian Grain Commission shows grain stocks at primary elevators at 4.4 million metric tons, with current stocks (blue bars) higher than the same week in 2017-18 (orange bars) and the five-year average (grey bars) in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta. The black line represents the percent of estimated working capacity represented at current levels for each province. (DTN graphic by Cliff Jamieson)

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The only action on the Mississippi River in downtown St. Paul on March 16 was a few floating ice chunks, as barges have yet to make their way past ice-filled Lake Pepin to officially start the 2019 shipping season. (DTN photo by Mary Kennedy)

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The only action on the Mississippi River in downtown St. Paul on March 16 was a few floating ice chunks, as barges have yet to make their way past ice-filled Lake Pepin to officially start the 2019 shipping season. (DTN photo by Mary Kennedy)

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