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The Agriculture Department on Monday lowered its forecasts for this year’s U.S. corn and soybean harvests, with corn production now expected to come in below analysts’ estimates.
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Smoke blows from the exhaust of a combine as a farmer finishes harvesting his corn field for the day near Loami, Ill., Tuesday, Oct 21, 2008. A farming season that once appeared to be doomed by the weather has turned out pretty good for Midwest soybean...
