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Iowa soybean harvest nearly complete as rain delays field work again

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Source: Iowa Capital Dispatch

Farmers had a slow start to harvest in Iowa following an abnormally wet September that kept combines parked. The first week of November was also unseasonably wet, leaving farmers less than two days suitable for field work, according to the latest crop progress and condition report. The weekly report, published by the U.S. Department of Agriculture marked 72% of Iowa corn acres had been harvested as of the Nov. 2 through Nov. 8 reporting period. The five-year average pace shows normally 89% of corn acres have been harvested by this reporting period. Soybeans, on the other hand, are just slightly behind the five-year average, with a reported 93% of acres harvested.

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