The growing season is starting off differently across the Corn Belt. Flooding caused by heavy rains across northern Corn Belt states including Iowa, South Dakota and Minnesota in the last week has damaged crops. Minnesota’s Deputy Ag Commissioner Andrea Vaubel tells Brownfield state leaders are still trying to understand the extent of the damage. “We’re […]
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