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Arkansas Corn Harvest Underway Amid Higher Costs and Lower Yields

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Corn harvest is underway in Arkansas, where farmers are facing financial pressure due to higher costs and lower commodity prices.

Seth Tucker, a Drew County farmer, is nearing the end of corn harvest. He noted that the crop is yielding less than in recent years after a dry summer and efforts to reduce input costs.

Tucker stated that corn prices would need to climb above $5 per bushel for him to break even.

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