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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis did some retail politicking Saturday with Iowans before he spoke at a GOP rally hosted by Iowa Sen. Joni Ernst. DeSantis is considered the closest early challenger to former President Donald Trump for the GOP nomination next year. Eight potential candidates spoke at the rally. (DTN photo by Chris Clayton)
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Eric Moberg, Mohall, North Dakota, told DTN on May 31 that in his Prairie Pothole region of western Bottineau and Renville County, prevented planting on the poorly drained fields is running from 15%-25%. He said, for his farm, he should have every field planted within a week, depending on rain, which has been falling daily. You can see the puddles out in his field, reflecting the light. (Photo courtesy of Eric Moberg)
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The University of Nebraska's autonomous Flex-Ro planter first entered fields in 2019 to measure crop traits. Today it can be controlled remotely and operated autonomously and has been designed to be modular and reconfigurable, with different modes of steering ability available on the fly. (Photo by Craig Chandler, University of Nebraska Communication and Marketing)
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Eric Moberg, Mohall, North Dakota, told DTN on May 31 that in his Prairie Pothole region of western Bottineau and Renville County, prevented planting on the poorly drained fields is running from 15%-25%. He said, for his farm, he should have every field planted within a week, depending on rain, which has been falling daily. You can see the puddles out in his field, reflecting the light. (Photo courtesy of Eric Moberg)

Did Wet Spring in Upper Midwest Cause More Prevented Planting Acres?

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Eric Moberg, Mohall, North Dakota, told DTN on May 31 that in his Prairie Pothole region of western Bottineau and Renville County, prevented planting on the poorly drained fields is running from 15%-25%. He said, for his farm, he should have every field planted within a week, depending on rain, which has been falling daily. You can see the puddles out in his field, reflecting the light. (Photo courtesy of Eric Moberg)

Did Wet Spring in Upper Midwest Cause More Prevented Planting Acres?

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Eric Moberg, Mohall, North Dakota, told DTN on May 31 that in his Prairie Pothole region of western Bottineau and Renville County, prevented planting on the poorly drained fields is running from 15%-25%. He said, for his farm, he should have every field planted within a week, depending on rain, which has been falling daily. You can see the puddles out in his field, reflecting the light. (Photo courtesy of Eric Moberg)

Did Wet Spring in Upper Midwest Cause More Prevented Planting Acres?

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