Northern Plains producers have been keeping a close watch this year on Mother Nature, who continues to throw curveballs with temps that are first too hot and then much cooler, and recently some very strong storm systems. And while doing that, they’ve also been watching wheat prices slowly sliding in recent weeks.
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Wheat prices slide slightly in June
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