Showers were noted in southeastern Texas Tuesday afternoon, along with a few showers in southeastern Minnesota. The rest of the main U.S. crop areas were dry. Temperatures ranged from the low 30s in central and southern North Dakota to the mid 60s in south Texas. » More DTN Weather Commentary
Posted at 1:59PM Tue Mar 16, 2010 CDT
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Many believe expected 2010 corn acres won't or can't be planted as the snow-battered Corn Belt is wet and soggy with some fields still sporting unharvested corn. This argument has been heard before, and despite popular belief, it is likely that intended acres will get planted and off to a good start as spring rolls on.
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