As it has been since the start of the new year, the spring wheat market remains range bound. “The nearby Minneapolis futures have been bouncing between $6.80 and $7. Part of it is just there’s not a lot of new news on the world market to break us out of that trading range,” said Jim Peterson, marketing director with the North Dakota Wheat Commission.
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