With harvest weeks behind them, producers turned back the clock on daylight savings time Nov. 2 and found the durum market has remained pretty steady with most bids for top end durum around the $5.75 per bushel range. That said, there is still as much as a $2.25 spread in price for durum with poorer quality.
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