The President of DF Seeds says crop development is running about two weeks behind on her farm. Janna Fritz grows corn, soybeans, wheat, and dry beans in Huron County, Michigan. “Corn needs to have those warm temperatures to continue to go through its growth cycle,” she says. “All over the state, we’ve just had cool […]
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