Since the end of July, the spring wheat market has been moving in a sideways trading pattern, never fluctuating too much in one direction or the other as harvest continues to progress.
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Spring wheat market trading sideways in August
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Volatile weather conditions have been making for some volatile swings in the wheat market this spring.
