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DATE	CORN	BASIS	BEANS	BASIS
MAY 13	7.05 +.12	52	15.03 +.21	55
JUN 13	7.00 +.12	47	14.93 +.21	45
JUL 13	6.95 +.12	42
OCT 13	4.86 -.05	-33	11.68 +.11	-60
JAN 14	4.97 -.04	-33	11.80 +.10	-55
OCT 14	4.77 -.04	-58	11.45 +.08	-85

Last updated: May 19, 2013 at 5:37 PM CST.

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East Hub - Oakland NE

73.0° F Light Rain	Feels like:	73.0° F
	Humidity:	76 %
	Dew Point:	64.9° F
	Wind Dir:	North
	Wind Speed:	0.0 mph
	Pressure:	29.63" Hg
	Visibility:	4.00 mi

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High:	75° F
Low:	55° F

Tuesday

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High:	66° F
Low:	51° F

Wednesday

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High:	66° F
Low:	52° F

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Last updated: May 19, 2013 at 5:47 PM CST.

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More Than I Ever Expected
Fri, 17 May 2013 00:00:00 GMT
Follow our CVA Summer Interns at http://cvaintern.blogspot.com/, as they share their experiences throughout the summer.
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Solar Flares and GPS Quality
Wed, 15 May 2013 00:00:00 GMT
Current solar flares are causing strong radio blackouts. This is affecting the quality and reliability of GPS and cell signals. Expect times of poor quality GPS signal for the next few days.
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Crop Update from ACS Field Agronomist, Colton DeBower
Mon, 13 May 2013 00:00:00 GMT
May 13th and we are finally getting the planting ball rolling. Looking at the latest USDA report Nebraska is 14 percent planted. At this time last year we were 85 percent and normally we are about 60 percent done. We can not let this rush us to the field, wet soils and planting do not get along well, planting when it is too wet causes sidewall compaction. Weather this week looks to be favorable and most guys are in the field. As we get busy don't forget to be safe especially with wide equipment on the roads.
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ACS Specialist, Jason Kock, Shares What's Going on in His World
Mon, 13 May 2013 00:00:00 GMT
Spring may finally be upon us and with that, it is always great to get planters rolling in the fields. This year is totally opposite of last year. I am guessing if you have been farming long enough, you have probably saw about every weather scenario possible. The rain has been welcome and has helped build the soil profile so the crop has a good start. The wet conditions will be a challenge with starting too soon and having sidewall smear and compaction issues. If you have down force monitoring on your planter make sure to keep an eye on it and run a minimal amount of down force but still maintain a good ride.
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Protect Your Crop
Fri, 10 May 2013 00:00:00 GMT
PROTECTED NITROGEN; PROTECTS YIELDS - FACTOR Urease Inhibitor adds Agronomic Efficiency, Operational Efficiency, and Environmental Efficiency. Read more at cvacoop.com! Treat your crops hidden hunger and get quicker emergence with Winfield's Max-In and Ascend products. Contact your local CVA location today!
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PROTECTED NITROGEN; PROTECTS YIELDS FACTOR Urease Inhibitor adds Agronomic Efficiency, Operational Efficiency, and Environmental Efficiency. Read More....

Treat your crops hidden hunger and get quicker emergence with Winfield's Max-In and Ascend products.

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In preparations for our 10 Year Anniversary in September, we are collecting old pictures and memorabilia from all locations that make up CVA today! If you have anything that might interest us, please contact Reed Nelsen at 402-685-1030 ext. 3 or Reed.Nelsen@cvacoop.com. Digital pictures are not necessary; any printed pictures will be scanned and returned back to you in the same condition we received it in. Thank you in advance for your contributions.

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