A Michigan Sugar Company district president says he’s had extremely dry conditions in his part of the Thumb. Clint Hagen grows sugarbeets, dry beans, and white wheat in Ubly. “We’re in one of those extremely dry belts,” he shares. “You don’t have to hardly get five miles east, probably 10 miles north, and then especially […]
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