No ‘rising tide’ for January crop markets
With his combine, Derrick Enos harvests corn while another combine cuts corn in the other direction and the grain cart picks up a load from both on the go.
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With his combine, Derrick Enos harvests corn while another combine cuts corn in the other direction and the grain cart picks up a load from both on the go.
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