Peanut Export Demand Increases as Farmers Hope for Rain at Home

Will Jordan July 15, 2024 General

plantings — Mechanized planting of peanuts on a farm.
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The demand for U.S. peanuts growing abroad as producers hope for rain on their fields. Tyron Spearman reports.

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