A central Illinois farmer says he’s not expecting a record crop on his operation this fall. Lance Muirhead (Meer-head), who grows corn, soybeans, and wheat in Macon County, says adverse weather conditions have taken a toll on the corn crop. “In the last 10 days, the beans really shot up, so they look pretty good.” […]
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