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Mid-Day Market Report for July 11, 2025

Mid-Day Market Report for July 11, 2025
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Jul 11 | Closing Market Report

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Steady growing season for southwest Iowa farmer

A southwest Iowa farmer says he’s been pleased with crop conditions throughout the growing season. John Long raises corn and soybeans near Sidney in Fremont County. “A lot of people in the neighborhood plant soybeans first. This year it ...
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IL Corn sees wins in OBBBA

The vice president of the Illinois Corn Growers Association says the recently passed reconciliation package has major wins for agriculture. Mark Bunselmeyer, who farms in Macon County, says the legislation provides certainty on several tax issues. “The estate tax ...
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Tar spot concerns picking up steam

An agronomist says field conditions are conducive for tar spot development across parts of the Corn Belt. Matt Essick with Pioneer tells Brownfield confirmations of the disease have been increasing this month. “We look a little harder than we ...
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Mid-Day Market Report for July 10, 2025

Mid-Day Market Report for July 10, 2025
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Jul 10 | Closing Market Report

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HPPD resistance limiting corn post-emergence options

A weed science professor at the University of Illinois says resistance to HPPD inhibitors is growing. Aaron Hager tells Brownfield, “Eighty-five to 90% of the phone calls so far, during this part of the growing season, have been people ...
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Corn leaf aphids on the mind

A pair of agronomists say some Illinois farmers have corn leaf aphids on their minds. Chad Kalaher, with Beck’s Hybrids, says some areas of the state were hit hard by the pest last year. “Looking back in history, higher ...
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Dry conditions impacting corn as pollination approaches 

A Purdue University Extension corn specialist says he’s concerned dry conditions could impact corn pollination in parts of the Corn Belt. Dan Quinn says the latest U.S. drought monitor shows some of east central Illinois and northwest Indiana as abnormally to moderately ...
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Japanese beetles are back

A pair of Illinois agronomists say Japanese beetle numbers are up this season. “Japanese beetles came hot out of the gate really heavy.” Kris Ehler, a CCA based in Champaign County, says the insects can affect both corn and ...
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Farmers Edge showcases importance of soil testing

Photo of Farmers Edge soil testing laboratory equipment taken by Brent Barnett/Brownfield An ag technology and soil science company is asking farmers to prioritize soil testing. Eileen Bernard, director of farm and retail growth for Farmers Edge, says soil ...
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