The crops in Wisconsin range from good to struggling, depending on the crop and the location. Raymond Dietrich and his family operate a dairy farm west of Green Bay, where they’ve had a lot of rain this year and couldn’t plant silage corn until between the 15th and 20th of June. FeedInBunk1-DietrichA :09 “…yield per […]
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