Other areas of the U.S. aren’t so lucky. The Eastern corn belt have seen yields decline due to changing climate.
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Experts say it is now officially the wettest year on record across the Farm Belt.
With prevent plant and wet weather, the corn balance sheet may readjust significantly this fall and that may keep corn prices higher through 2019.
Cotton planting is on pace and markets are searching for fundamental reasons to keep prices elevated.
Speculation is running rampant surrounding the second round of China tariff aid for producers and ranchers.