Across the Corn Belt, cool, breezy conditions persist. Additionally, rain and snow showers linger, mainly downwind of the Great Lakes. With most harvest activities complete for the season, producers are turning their focus to other agricultural activities, such as fall tillage, fertilizer applications, and farm maintenance. On the Plains, dry weather accompanies a general […]
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