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Oil rebounds as Iran, Ukraine peace hopes fade; OPEC output jumps.

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Farm Life

Stijn Butaye pulls an artillery shell out of a field in Ypres, Belgium. His family finds dozens of shells every year. (DTN/Progressive Farmer photo by Joel Reichenberger)
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More than a century after World War I, Belgian farmers still unearth deadly artillery shells while navigating high land costs, regulations and the challenges of keeping agriculture alive.

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What DTN Is Watching

On Thursday, the weekly Petroleum Status Report will be released by the Energy Information Administration at 9:30 a.m. CST. In the afternoon, USDA will release a series of follow-up reports to Tuesday's WASDE, including updating the Feed Grains and Wheat databases at 1 p.m. CST.

Weather

A system is moving from Ohio into the Northeast for Thursday, which will produce scattered showers in those areas. Behind the system, colder air is spreading down from the Dakotas into the Great Lakes, which will continue to push southward throughout the day and into the weekend, being much colder for the Southeast than usual for several days. The cold air moving over the Great Lakes should produce periods of lake-effect showers, which may include some snow, through Saturday.

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