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Midwest Tornadoes Cause Devastation, One Death Reported
Midwest Tornadoes Cause Devastation, One Death Reported  The Chenab Times
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US judge blocks Trump administration SNAP restrictions on soda, candy​
US judge blocks Trump administration SNAP restrictions on soda, candy​  Reuters
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Urea fertilizer prices tumble as strait reopens
Urea fertilizer prices tumble as strait reopens  Grainews
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USDA confirms Texas goat found infected with New World Screwworm, animal contained
USDA confirms Texas goat found infected with New World Screwworm, animal contained  KABB
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Total confirmed screwworm cases rises to 16, 3 inactive: USDA
Total confirmed screwworm cases rises to 16, 3 inactive: USDAÂ Â KVIA
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Soybeans mixed, corn and wheat down, watching weather
Soybeans mixed, corn and wheat down, watching weather  Brownfield Ag News
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First 2026 Cases of Tar Spot Confirmed in 3 Indiana Counties
First 2026 Cases of Tar Spot Confirmed in 3 Indiana Counties  Successful Farming
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Grain markets anticipating two major USDA reports
Grain markets anticipating two major USDA reports  Iowa Agribusiness Radio Network |
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Trump administration ends USDA nutrition mission area status
Trump administration ends USDA nutrition mission area status  The Fence Post
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68% of U.S. corn, 66% of soybeans good to excellent
68% of U.S. corn, 66% of soybeans good to excellent  Brownfield Ag News
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Nebraska farmer surveys devastation after storms flatten bins, damage crops
Nebraska farmer surveys devastation after storms flatten bins, damage crops  Brownfield Ag News
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USDA NASS Crop Progress Report June 22, 2026: Crop Conditions and Development
USDA NASS Crop Progress Report June 22, 2026: Crop Conditions and Development – News and Statistics  IndexBox
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Cattle futures higher to start the week
At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live and feeder cattle were higher, waiting for direct business to develop, feeder cattle had additional support from the losses in corn.  August live cattle closed $.72 higher at $247.35 and October live cattle closed $1.02 higher at $241. August feeder cattle closed $3.82 higher at $370.42 and September feeder…
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Crop demand growth lags behind supply growth
Crop demand growth lags behind supply growth  Grainews
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Corn and Soybean Bulls Are Limping into the Critical Growing Month of July. Weather’s Not on Their Side.
Corn and Soybean Bulls Are Limping into the Critical Growing Month of July. Weather’s Not on Their Side.  Barchart.com
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After the Bell | Grains consolidate to start the week
After the Bell | Grains consolidate to start the week  Pro Farmer
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2026 Grain Storage: Why Monitoring and Pest Control Aren’t Optional
2026 Grain Storage: Why Monitoring and Pest Control Aren’t Optional  AgWeb
