MEDORA, N.D. – When the yellow heads turn upward toward the sun in summer, sunflower producers are already planning ahead for harvest, and when they make it to the combine, they are thinking ahead to next year’s crop.
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MEDORA, N.D. – When the yellow heads turn upward toward the sun in summer, sunflower producers are already planning ahead for harvest, and when they make it to the combine, they are thinking ahead to next year’s crop.
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