Boyd Grain

Futures

	C - CORN - CBOT
	Month	Open	High	Low	Last	Change	Time	More
	Jul 12	588'2	597'6	583'2	597'2s	14'2	05/15
	Sep 12	520'0	524'4	518'6	523'0s	8'4	05/15
	Dec 12	510'4	516'0	510'0	514'4s	9'0	05/15

	S - SOYBEANS - CBOT
	Month	Open	High	Low	Last	Change	Time	More
	Jul 12	1400'0	1415'0	1385'0	1413'0s	26'0	05/15
	Aug 12	1387'0	1394'0	1382'0	1393'6s	21'0	05/15
	Sep 12				1340'0s	13'2	05/15

	W - WHEAT - CBOT
	Month	Open	High	Low	Last	Change	Time	More
	Jul 12	606'4	614'2	606'4	608'4s	10'2	05/15
	Sep 12				622'2s	9'4	05/15

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Washington, IN

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Temp:	69^oF	Feels Like:	69^oF
Humid:	53%	Dew Pt:	51^oF
Barom:	29.97	Wind Dir:	SW
Cond:	N/A	Wind Spd:	7 mph
Sunrise:	5:36	Sunset:	7:56
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Washington, IN

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DTN Weather Summary

Dry, Warm Across U.S. Wednesday

Bryce Anderson (Bio) – DTN Meteorologist

Dry and very warm conditions are in store across all U.S. and Canadian Prairie crop regions Wednesday. This combination will favor continued planting and crop development. However, areas with drier soils will have some stress because of this warm and dry pattern. Highest stress will be in the western Plains where wildfire notices are in effect due to high temperatures, dry soils and strong winds. » More DTN Weather Commentary

Posted at 6:09AM Wed May 16, 2012 CDT