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Wet August continues to impact crop conditions this fall

A west central Indiana farmer says excess rainfall in August is having an impact on harvest timing. Kevin Cox says he was able to get an early look at soybean yields last week, but, "If the beans hadn't already started turning, because of all of the rains in August, they just kept on growing.

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A west central Indiana farmer says excess rainfall in August is having an impact on harvest timing.

Kevin Cox says he was able to get an early look at soybean yields last week, but, "If the beans hadn't already started turning, because of all of the rains in August, they just kept on growing.

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A west central Indiana farmer says excess rainfall in August is having an impact on harvest timing. Kevin Cox says he was able to get an early look at soybean yields last week, but, "If the beans hadn't already started turning, because of all of the rains in August, they just kept on growing.

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