Across the Corn Belt, scattered showers and thunderstorms are causing temporary fieldwork delays but boosting soil moisture. On September 22, topsoil moisture was rated 95% very short to short in Ohio, with values of 50% or higher being reported on that date in Indiana (79%), Nebraska (61%), Illinois (56%), Michigan (55%), and Iowa (50%). On […]
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