It was a mostly dry week for Arkansas farmers, with almost no rainfall but most crops are doing well. Twenty-seven percent of the corn is in excellent condition, with 52% in good and 17% in fair condition. Ninety-five percent of the corn is in the dough stage, with 88% dented and 55% mature. The corn […]
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