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Planting is progressing in west central Illinois, though at a slower pace as most fields are already planted and only a few remain. Corn has begun to emerge, and soybean rows are becoming visible.
A mix of sun and clouds. Temperatures range from low 70s to mid 80s.
No rain in the forecast for 7 days. An isolated chance of storms.
Tops are dry, but moisture can be found once you dig in.
Still in the ground.
Still in the ground.
Seeing a lot less winter annuals – herbicides did their job, for now!
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