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The grains started October trading in a mixed fashion with early activity seeing wheat and corn higher while soybeans struggled but by the time the day session started on Oct. 3, the roles reversed and soybean and corn recovered to end higher while wheat slipped lower. And that seemed to set the tone for the week.

Speculation of escalating war between Russia and Ukraine and Russia not allowing further exports out of Ukraine at the end of the month played a roll in the markets this week, as did early harvest results.

We could see some showers and storms this weekend.

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83% of Utah is now in ‘extreme’ or ‘exceptional’ drought. Population growth continues while our watersheds and reservoirs suffer from the drought. The Great Salt Lake is fading. What will we do?

Starts to move over the great lakes as we go into fathers day, and then monday portions of minnesota, into wisconsin. really grip is still there. you have to head well over to the northern rockies to to get some of the cooler conditions. forecasted highs on monday, 92 degrees. 99 at fargo, and the heat continues to move south. we dont have a lot of relief as we look at june 24th-28th. this big area of high pressure doesnt want to move, it stays in place. another big story that were following is ...

All of southern Idaho is under an emergency drought declaration issued Friday by Idaho water managers and the governor