Dry conditions come back to MO as harvest begins

Brian Koenig farms in Perry County, Missouri and says the crop conditions are variable. “The soybeans, as a whole, look really good, but the last 4 to 5 days, we’ve seen lots of deterioration because of drought. The cooler weather has helped, but it’s supposed to get 95 degrees again by Monday or Tuesday. Some […]

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