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Jim Peterson

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I'm a Certified Broadcast Meteorologist at (#724) at ABC 6 News, giving the forecast every morning Monday-Friday for SE MN & northern IA.
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The Purging of Independent-minded Republicans

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By Jim Peterson
| Flathead Beacon Verified
Montana used to be a place that welcomed respectful debate of issues, and we worked together to find sensible solutions that considered as many views as possible. Not anymore. At least not if the party bosses get their way this spring.
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WMR - 2025 US Durum Acres expected to Hold Steady

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By Jim Peterson
| ndwheat.com
By: Jim Peterson Posted: May 1, 2025 The initial survey of US producers in March indicated that 2.015 million acres will be planted to durum in 2025. This is down 2 percent from 2.06 million in 2024. Many analysts had anticipated another year of higher planted area, due to the price premium of durum to HRS for the past few months.
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WMR - 2025 US Durum Acres expected to Hold Steady

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By Jim Peterson
| ndwheat.com
By: Jim Peterson Posted: May 1, 2025 Planting of the 2025 US HRS wheat crop was roughly one-third complete, as of the end of April. This is well ahead of the 5-year average pace. Lower than normal snow levels in many areas this winter, combined with dry soils going into winter have enabled producers to make early and quick progress in much of the region.
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