A central Iowa farmer says he’s cautiously optimistic about the upcoming fall harvest. Grant Kimberley is a sixth-generation farmer from Maxwell. “Overall, I’d say things are looking pretty good. Now, we did catch that extremely heavy rainfall in early July at 10-13 inches.” He tells Brownfield that large rain event was slightly problematic. “We had […]
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