A northeast Kansas farmer says excessive rainfall has tested this year’s crop, but conditions are better than they could be. Scott Gigstad says his area has received several rounds of moisture recently, totally more than 2 inches. “Soybeans are up and look good. Probably the crop that is struggling the most is our corn crop. […]
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