UNION BRIDGE, Md. (AP) — Cool days and nights combined with adequate moisture this summer will translate into a bumper soybean harvest for local farmers.

“We’re looking for one of the best crops we’ve had in a long time,” Union Bridge farmer David Burrier said.

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