Chet Edinger, a farmer in southeast South Dakota, says the hot, dry weather is taking the top end off corn and soybean yields. “We probably lost anywhere from three to four percent of our yield due to moisture evaporation,” says Edinger. “The beans are coming out between eight to 10 percent moisture.” But even with […]
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