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Brief: Thirsty for Rain, Royals Worst Half Season, Historic Temps

Drought conditions plague the region.

 

Senator Jerry Moran of Kansas did an interview ahead of the U.S. meeting with Russia.

 

The Kansas City Royals are 27-68.

 

Farmers and farm groups continue to evaluate the effects of trade policy.

Per-bushel soybean prices have fallen 19 percent since early May to a 10-year low and corn is down more than 15 percent. At current prices, most farmers lose money on corn, soybeans and pigs.

U.S. pork producers stand to lose more than $2 billion per year.

“That means less income for pork producers and, ultimately, some of them going out of business,” said Jim Heimerl, a pig farmer from Johnstown, Ohio, and president of the National Pork Producers Council.

 

Topeka Capital Journal has the story on an art project in honor one of the biggest legal cases in Kansas history.

 

Temperatures are approaching historic levels in the region.

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The Brief is a daily roundup from St. Joe Post and around the web. The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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