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Midwest farmers are on track for a record-high harvest, despite a year of extreme weather

By A Mystery Man Writer

Climate change is making farming harder, but farmers in the Midwest are still managing to produce record-high amounts of corn and soybeans.

Midwest farmers are on track for a record-high harvest, despite a year of  extreme weather

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Midwest farmers are on track for a record-high harvest, despite a

Midwest farmers are on track for a record-high harvest, despite a year of  extreme weather

Midwest farmers are on track for a record-high harvest, despite a

Midwest farmers are on track for a record-high harvest, despite a year of  extreme weather

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