A south-central Nebraska farmer says it’s been a wild year for weather patterns in his state. Mike Bergen says it was extremely dry during planting and then conditions changed. “We are just caught with every passing storm in June, and not sure exactly, but somewhere between 10 and 12 inches in the month of June.” […]
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