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DTN Grain Close: Wheat Prices Fall Back in Quiet Trading

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By Palmer amaranth, Palmer pigweed, Matt Hagny, Arkansas Rice
| AgFax Verified
Photo: Kansas State University July contracts of all three wheats were lower Friday with Chicago down 6 cents and Minneapolis down 5 3/4 cents. Trading volume was light in corn and soybeans as traders largely ignored weather concerns on Friday and opted to wait for Sunday night. Midday: Soybeans are the midday leader in mixed quiet trade. CORN Corn trade is 1 to 2 cents lower with trade giving back early gains to test support before firming back towards flat heading towards the week.
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Not Scared Of Palmer Pigweed? Better Recalibrate Your Thinking, Says This Consultant

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By Matt Hagny
| agfaxweedsolutions.com
Editor’s Note: The author, Matt Hagny with Pinnacle Crop Tech in Salina, Kansas, has been an independent crop consultant specializing in no-till systems since 1994. Some farmers outside of the South still seem a bit too relaxed in their approach to Palmer pigweed control. That could be an expensive oversight. This threat isn’t going to be easily overcome — like we did with marestail, ragweed, and many other weed-resistance problems. Those are weak sisters compared to Palmer pigweed.
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Soybean Plant Uniformity: Weighing Costs Versus Gains

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By Matt Hagny
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Editor’s Note: The author, Matt Hagny with Pinnacle Crop Tech, has been an independent crop consultant specializing in no-till systems since 1994. He also is the founder and president of Exapta Solutions, which focuses on improving no-till seeding results. We tend to be rather complacent about soybean stand uniformity. Let’s be clear that two types of uniformity can be factors.
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