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Cotton Planting Progress is Ahead of Schedule

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Producers in many areas of the country have been working to get seed in the ground. And according to USDA meteorologist Brad Rippey, cotton planting progress is actually ahead of schedule.

Cotton Planting Progress is Ahead of Schedule

Rippey also has the year’s first look at the nation’s peanut crop.

First Look at Nations Peanut Crop

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