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With inflation taking its toll, farmers grateful for higher milk prices and promising harvest ahead

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MCBAIN — Northern Michigan farmers are optimistic that stable milk prices and a decent corn harvest later this year will make up for higher commodity, fuel and equipment costs.

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With inflation taking its toll, farmers grateful for higher milk prices and promising harvest ahead

MCBAIN — Northern Michigan farmers are optimistic that stable milk prices and a decent corn harvest later this year will make up for higher commodity, fuel and equipment costs.

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