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Mexican Ag consultant group, GCMA, says drought in Mexico is resulting in a significant drop in planted area for wheat, especially in the Sonora region where the 9 dams for agriculture use have the lowest reservoir levels in the country. Mexico may turn to additional wheat imports to make up for the shortfall.”
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Traders are watching news of soybean purchases and winter corn harvest beginning in Brazil. “Soybean futures are trading higher on rumors of p…
Nick Paumen at CHS Hedging said, “Yesterday’s storms had reports of tornadoes touching down in east-central Illinois, one in southwest Wiscons…
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