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Larry Hummel, Dixon, 07/18/26

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The corn and soybean crops here in Lee County handled the extreme heat last week a lot better than I did. The last of the soybeans are out of the bin and heading down the Illinois River. It was hot…
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Larry Hummel, Dixon, 07/18/26

The corn and soybean crops here in Lee County handled the extreme heat last week a lot better than I did. The last of the soybeans are out of the bin and heading down the Illinois River. It was hot…

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farmweeknow.com broke the news on Saturday, July 18, 2026.
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