A farmer in central Nebraska says a stretch of cool weather is impacting crop conditions. Clay Govier tells Brownfield temperatures have been below average for about a month. “That really hasn’t allowed crops to get rocking and rolling that we’d like to see. Emergence has been slow and now it’s uneven.” The USDA says corn […]
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