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Today’s USDA Crop Progress Report to show the first U.S. corn good/excellent rating for the 2021 growing season.
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Today’s USDA Crop Progress Report to show the first U.S. corn good/excellent rating for the 2021 growing season.
May 30 is the anniversary of one of the worst derechos to hit the state of Wisconsin, with wind gusts over 120 mph recorded in parts of the state!
By gregladen on April 15, 2013. Why is it snowing so much in the Northern US States this Spring? Two words: Global Warming. Let me ‘splain. Weather is all about air and moisture. The distribution of air is uneven, with some places having more air in big piles, other places having less air, into which the extra air from the big piles of air tends to spill. The big piles form because the surface beneath is relatively warm, causing the air to expand more than in adjoining areas. As air falls off these giant mounds of seeming nothingness, it forms low pressure systems that con...
Used clothing chain Uptown Cheapskate set to open new store in Fargo Uptown Cheapskate, franchisee Tyler Hocum said, differentiates itself with its selection, with items “more on the high-end scale of clothing.” The store is set to open in mid-May. 8:15 am, Apr. 21, 2021 × Uptown Cheapskate is a new used clothing store seen on Thursday, April 15, 2021, at 2815 13th Ave. S., Fargo. Alyssa Goelzer / The Forum FARGO — Uptown Cheapskate, a Salt Lake City-based used clothing store, is set to open at 2815 13th Ave. S. in mid-May, the store franchisees confirmed to The F...
On Wednesday, the CME Group’s farm markets have little support. At the close, the May corn futures finished 6¼¢ higher at $5.60½. July corn futures closed 5¢ higher at $5.46. New-crop December corn futures closed 2¼¢ higher at $4.85½. May soybean futures settled 10¢ lower at $14.08. July soybean futures closed 8¼¢ lower at $14.03. New-crop November soybean futures settled ½¢ lower at $12.70. May wheat futures finished 3¼¢ higher at $6.16. July soymeal futures settled $2.90 short term higher at $411.40. July soy oil futures closed -1.00¢ lower at 51.00¢ per pound....