Southwest Indiana farmer John Richer says he continues to adjust the budget for his farm. “If there’s cheaper options out there for chemicals,” he says. “We’ve instead of putting a lot more like chemical style fertilizers, we’ve went to turkey manure, cattle manure, just basically anything to save money on the nutrient side.” He […]
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