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Christopher Vondracek

Despite corn topping decade-high $8 a bushel, some farmers still wary

The banner year for corn may not be what it's cracked up to be.

Brandon Fast says it used to cost him $250 a wheel to replace the tires on his 18-wheeler on his farm near Mountain Lake, Minnesota.

Now, that price is nearly double — just one reason he's not yet celebrating the near-historic $8 a bushel and up corn prices popping up at some ethanol plants and grain elevators throughout southwestern Minnesota.

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