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The average retail price of anhydrous increased 4% compared to last month to $700 per ton. It's the highest price since the fifth week of June 2015. (DTN chart)
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4/21/2021 | 5:00 AM CDT
Anhydrous Price Hits $700 Per Ton for First Time Since 2015
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Corn planting in the Southern U.S. has proceeded at a normal pace in 2021, with 60% of Texas' cornfields planted as of April 18, 2021. (Graphic by Elaine Kub)
Kub's Den
4/21/2021 | 5:00 AM CDT
Corn Planting Progress: The Reason Behind the Rush
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Winter wheat country is no stranger to spring snow and cold conditions, but it makes for tense moments. (DTN file photo by Pamela Smith)
Freezing Temps Threaten Winter Wheat
4/20/2021 | 7:05 PM CDT
Spring Freeze Threatens Winter Wheat in Reproductive Phase
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USDA would set up conservation programs providing technical support for farmers who sign up for carbon markets under a bipartisan bill introduced in the Senate. The carbon programs would reward farmers for implementing climate-smart practices such as cover crops. USDA would also create a certification program for carbon-credit markets. (DTN file photo)
Groups Support Ag Carbon Credit Bill
4/21/2021 | 8:26 AM CDT
Growing Climate Solutions Act Returns With Bi-Partisan Backing
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Dakota Access LLC continues to fight the potential closure of its pipeline in federal court. (Photo by Tony Webster, CC BY-SA 2.0)
Dakota Access Fights Potential Closure
4/21/2021 | 11:04 AM CDT
Tribes Along Pipeline Tell Court Closure Would Harm Their Oil Business
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  1. Anhydrous Price Hits $700 Per Ton for First Time Since 2015

  2. Corn Planting Progress: The Reason Behind the Rush

  3. Spring Freeze Threatens Winter Wheat in Reproductive Phase

  4. Growing Climate Solutions Act Returns With Bi-Partisan Backing

  5. Tribes Along Pipeline Tell Court Closure Would Harm Their Oil Business

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