A crop tour surveyed agricultural conditions across Nebraska, Indiana, and Illinois, noting pollination issues.
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Updated Aug 19
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A crop tour surveyed agricultural conditions across Nebraska, Indiana, and Illinois, noting pollination issues.
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Crop tour observed pollination issues while moving across Nebraska, Indiana, and Illinois.1 source
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