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Wheat grain futures are flirting with six-week highs as concerns over EU crop yields intensify. November delivery contracts show increased open interest, indicating that commercial hedgers expect elevated prices through Q Architect Scott Dahms envisions the building as a cannabis dispensary and growing facility, giving new life to the unincorporated community around 16 miles southeast of Moorhead between Sabin and Barnesville. In Argentina, October offers were unchanged at $227 per tonne. Bids increased by $7 per tonne to $225 per tonne. December new crop offers climbed by $5 per tonne to $218 per tonne. Bids rose by $2 per tonne to $212 per tonne. Forward curves in wheat and corn are already adjusting to this risk, with deferred contracts priced at premiums.