An ag economist with University of Missouri Extension says there might not be as many prevent plant acres as initially expected in the United States. A wet spring caused planting delays and some prevent plant in the Missouri Bootheel, but Ben Brown says “I didn’t see a lot of unplanted fields winding down on a […]
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