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News Stories Related To: Parched U.S. crops get rain, but more needed soon

Source: The Globe & Mail

Mexico City : Mexico | 10 months ago

Agriculture Agriculture Trade The midday U.S. weather outlook turned a little drier for this week, with 60 to 65 per cent of the Midwest expected to get rain versus 80 per cent in an earlier...

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IMF says China's economy reached 'soft landing'

Miami Herald | 10 months ago

The International Monetary Fund says China has achieved a "soft landing" in its economic slowdown, though more sweeping reforms are needed to ensure healthy growth in the longer term...Bush talked about his memoirs but made no references to...
Rains give mild relief to drought, grain prices tumble

Reuters | 10 months ago

Topics Cows graze in a drought-damaged pasture as temperatures climbed to over 100 Fahrenheit (37.7 Celsius) in Jasper, Indiana, July 24, 2012. Welcome rains provided some relief to heat-stressed cities and worried farmers in the U.S. Midwest on...
Beans, corn drop as rain heads into Midwest

Miami Herald | 10 months ago

Prices for corn and soybeans are falling as rain heads into parts of the parched Midwest. The price of oil rose slightly Tuesday on signs that China's manufacturing sector is getting stronger. Ford is taking aim at Lexus with a new Lincoln luxury...
Beans, corn drop as rain heads into Midwest

Seattle Post Intelligencer | 10 months ago

Prices for corn and soybeans are falling as rain heads into parts of the parched Midwest. Soybeans fell 3.3 percent Tuesday and corn dropped about 1 percent. It's the second day of declines for both crops after they set record high prices last week.

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