Living near the last dam on the Missouri River you understand the importance of a controlled release. It plays a role for a number of reasons, flood control downstream, ensuring you’re not letting too much out to deplete the water levels upstream, but also ensuring the dams don’t break. While the latter can hopefully be ruled out, I wouldn’t want the job that US Army Corps of Engineers has that controls all of that. In terms of the grains this week, the dams are full. Specs have built up record...
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