Southeast Missouri farmer Clint Stephens is harvesting a drier-than-usual corn crop. “We picked some that were 13 to 15% and the wettest corn we’ve picked is 17.5% moisture.” Stephens is from Stoddard County and says the corn usually goes through the dryer before heading to the elevator, but that’s not the case this year due […]
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