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Jackson, MO

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Temp:	82^oF	Feels Like:	82^oF
Humid:	32%	Dew Pt:	49^oF
Barom:	30.01	Wind Dir:	VRB
Cond:	Sunny	Wind Spd:	3 mph
Sunrise:	6:32	Sunset:	7:21
As reported at CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO at 2:00 PM


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DTN Soybean Rust Center

Latest DTN Soybean Rust News

Rust Confirmed in Ala., Tex.

Propane

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20 lb Propane bottle fill $13.00
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	CO-OP Service Center News
	Propane Summer-Fill discount of 2 cents/gallon now available. Call for details. Be one of the first 5 customers to place an online gas, diesel or propane order and receive a 2 cents/gallon discount Order Propane and Fuel delivery online Jackson and Perryville to host Fish Day Five area students awarded scholarships See us for quality lawn care and pest control products!

DTN Market Matters Blog

Informa: Sep Corn 164.8 bpa, Beans 44.1 bpa

Pat Hill (Bio) – DTN Markets Blogger

Informa Economics told clients Friday it expects USDA will peg corn production in September at 164.8 bushels per acre, and soybeans at 44.1 bpa, and it also released a "mostly likely final estimate" of the crop size and yield for corn. [Read and Comment on Full Blog]

Posted at 10:41AM Fri Sep 3, 2010 CDT

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