(Bloomberg) -- Wheat prices fell to their lowest close in more than three weeks in Chicago and Kansas City after conditions of the U.S. winter crop improved for a second- consecutive week.
About 57 percent of the crop was in good or excellent condition on May 6, up a point from a week earlier, the Department of Agriculture said yesterday. Cool, wet weather helped plants hurt by a freeze on April 7. The price in Chicago has dropped 4 percent this year.
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