First New Wheat Brings $1.30 Per Bushel
Local market reports indicate first new wheat selling around $1.30 a bushel with buyers in Baltimore cited for prevailing prices. County agent Beaty R Boake notes 150,000 to 290,000 bushels short of last year with poor weather and Hessian fly effects reducing yields and grain quality varies by farm. Harvest concludes soon as threshing progresses and farmers hold grain for better prices.
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Trans-Atlantic flyer postpones for record non-stop attempt
Curtis Fied a Levine trans-Atlantic air passenger postponed his plan for a few days and aims to push a solo non-stop flight to establish a new world distance record. The itinerary shifts include a possible South American leg, with Levine signaling a late departure tonight.
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