Across the Corn Belt, a cold front draped across the region separates warm air from cool conditions. Wednesday’s high temperatures will range from around the freezing mark (32°F) in the Red River Valley of the North to near 70°F in the Ohio Valley. Producers in the eastern Corn Belt who have struggled with wet conditions during the late stages of harvest are taking advantage of the warm weather. Among Midwestern States, only Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio had more than 10% of both corn and soybeans still standing in the field on November 14.

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