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Crop Watch: Soybeans sown in the west despite moderate planting pace -Braun

The U.S. spring planting season has been slowed by persistent wet weather, though the Crop Watch producers were able to make some progress between showers last week, particularly on soybeans. . -May 20, 2024 at 01:07 pm EDT - MarketScreener

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Crop Watch: Half of the fields planted in April, ahead of normal pace | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide

Crop Watch: Half of the fields planted in April, ahead of normal pace | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide
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Column: Crop Watch: Half of the fields planted in April, ahead of normal pace

After cool and wet weather delayed planting last year, the U.S. Crop Watch farmers are planting corn and soybeans at an efficient clip, but not as fast as in 2021.

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Crop Watch : Half of the fields planted in April, ahead of normal pace -Braun - Stock market news

NAPERVILLE, Illinois, May 1 (Reuters) - After cool and wet weather delayed planting last year, the U.S. Crop Watch farmers are planting corn and soybeans at an efficient clip, but not as fast as in 2021. . | 12:14pm

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COLUMN-Warm weather may boost US planting; N Dakota hopes to avoid 2022 repeat -Braun

Although spring planting has begun in the United States, it will be a couple of weeks before farmers across the country are in full swing. Warm weather expected for mid-month should be friendly to their efforts.

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