Grain trade crisis seen as tied to export cycles
Experts at the Humphrey Institute warn grain exports alone won’t solve the problem. They say a mix of international communication and unpopular political action is needed, with U.S. dollar value, deficits, and price supports driving friction between the United States and the EC.
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Ian Sturgess
Sturgess
Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs
University of Minnesota
U.S
European Community
Harvest Troubled Wisconsin Fields Slow Harvest Progress
Wet conditions from October rains plague Wisconsin crops. A state Crop Weather Report notes stock, equipment, and standing water especially in northern areas, delaying corn, winter wheat, and potato harvests. Corn 81 percent fair to good, silage potential strong but not drying. Soybeans 3 percent harvested, behind normal. Cranberries yield well. Local agents report ponds of water, heavy soils, and need for sun and dry spell to finish harvests.
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Taylor County
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Grand Fall Weekend Forecast for Southern Wisconsin
The National Weather Service in Madison predicts a cool Thursday with a milder Friday and Saturday. A chance of showers is noted for Friday. Highs reach the upper 50s to near 60 degrees, with lows from the mid 30s to near 40.
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National Weather Service
Madison
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