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Home > For many Midwestern producers, beans are for risk-taking: Does the season ahead look dry? Plant a few more acres of beans. Brazil might have crop problems? Store a few more bushels of beans. That's a producer attitude that sways crop mix and marketing dec

For many Midwestern producers, beans are for risk-taking: Does the season ahead look dry? Plant a few more acres of beans. Brazil might have crop problems? Store a few more bushels of beans. That's a producer attitude that sways crop mix and marketing dec

Corn and Soybean Digest
Dec. 1, 1998 12:00pm
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