A central Iowa farmer says frequent rains created some challenging conditions early in the growing season. Corey Hillebo grows corn and soybeans near Polk City… “We’ve just had enough moisture to stay a little bit damp and a little bit challenging to get all our post spraying done. We’ve got one field of bean post […]
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It’s been feast or famine when it comes to precipitation for producers in Missouri. Freddie Keaton raises cattle in the south-central
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The president and CEO of The Council of Producers and Distributors of Agrotechnology (CPDA) says a new study shows that farmer
