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Nw Iowa | I would have to agree though with threat of later planting, some top end yields start to disappear. We went thru it before Covid a couple years in a row, generally starting middle of May does not equal bumper yields. If indeed that wet, the wet spots end up being planted in late May or early June. Here in Southern Mn and northern Iowa we are actually ahead of averages. Doesn’t look like much will happen here though this next week as showers predicted every couple of days. | |
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At what point does managed money get nervous?
