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Hot, dry weather is expected to stick around for the Corn Belt, fueling market volatility and adding to concerns about tight carryover supplies of corn and soybeans. USDA updated its balance sheets this week, and you’ll find plenty of report coverage in this week’s newsletter. Meanwhile, the livestock sector is getting increasing scrutiny from Washington. Also of note, Biden’s EPA is revisiting water protections and the Renewable Fuels Standard, unnerving farmers. Find more on these topics and many others in this week’s newsletter. Download it here.

 

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