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Catherine “Cat” Sorlien, a co-owner of Krueger’s Painting of Watertown, S.D., repaints the barn quilt pattern in the peak of the barn for Tim and Lacey Grabow, near South Shore, S.D. Photo taken May 14, 2020, near South Shore, S.D. Mikkel Pates / Agweek

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Columbia Grain International maintains a number of elevators that supply durum, spring wheat and other crops for domestic and international markets. Here is their facility at Plentywood, Mont., an arid area well-suited to durum wheat which is a key ingredient in premium pasta products. Photo courtesy Columbia Grain International. Columbia Grain International / Agweek

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Planting is proceeding ahead of pace in most places. (Erin Ehnle Brown / Grand Vale Creative LLC)

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Millions in federal aid given to Midwest meat and dairy distributors

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A robust trifoliate soybean leaf, left, compares to one apparently shriveled and curled by a herbicide that farmer Steve Larson of Enderlin, N.D., suspects is dicamba herbicide damage. Photo taken July 9, 2018, at Enderlin, N.D. (Forum News Service/Agweek/Mikkel Pates)

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