Midwest Flooding Drives Crop Prices Higher
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Midwest Flooding Drives Crop Prices Higher
Widespread flooding has severely damaged the corn and soybean crop in Iowa and across the Midwest, driving corn prices up to almost eight dollars a bushel.
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