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We've had wet weather in the Midwest during the harvest season, resulting in higher grain prices.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) issued a report on wholesale crop prices paid to farmers. Let's look at some prices:

  • Corn rose 29 cents per bushel to $3.54
  • Wheat jumped 8 cents per bushel to $4.56
  • Soybeans dropped 1 cent per bushel to $9.74
  • Wholesale milk prices jumped 7.1% in October to $1.19 per gallon. Milk prices, however are down 22% from last year.

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