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Continuing the trend of variability, Nebraska reports show some positive findings and some challenges.

Get more highlights from today's Crop Progress and Condition Report.

Chip Flory commented, "I would love to see the crop get to maturity," highlighting the impacts of late planting.

Brian Grete talks with Davis Michaelsen on AgriTalk and shares his findings from Ohio.

Get a quick recap of today's market action.

From insects to disease to weeds, Pro Farmer Crop Tour scouts are seeing signs of damage that will impact not only this year’s crop but future crops, too.

The 2019 Pro Farmer Midwest Crop Tour wraps up in Rochester, Minnesota on Friday. Reporter Michelle Rook spoke with farmers there ahead of the visit and what a season of relentless rain and flooding could mean for yields.

As the days start to shorten and the first frost approaches, corn and soybean crops in Ohio will race toward the finish line.

Tour leaders share a midday report from their routes.

As scouts made their way across Ohio on Monday, variability was the best way to describe what they found.

Monday kicked off the Pro Farmer Crop Tour in South Dakota, Nebraska and Ohio. As scouts make their way from stop to stop, they’re tweeting their findings from farm country. Follow along on twitter with the hashtag #PFtour19.

Get more highlights from today’s Weekly Export Inspections Report.

Doane economists provide a visual update on short-term, intermediate and long-term trends for commodity and key outside markets.

It’s clear farmers in southeastern South Dakota fought all spring to get crops in. The corn fields that did get planted are behind—is it a catastrophe yet? No, but frost is creeping in and could cut promising fields short.

Editor Brian Grete is preparing to hit the fields in Ohio. Crop maturity will be the biggest challenge tour scouts face this week.