Another hot and dry week accelerated harvests in Wisconsin. USDA statistician Greg Bussler says the weather allowed for rapid progress harvesting soybeans and potatoes, and some corn for grain. Wisconsin farmers were also very busy harvesting corn silage, spreading manure, fall tillage, and seeding fall crops. Ninety-one percent of Wisconsin’s corn is in the dent […]
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An agronomist with Bayer says planting progress in his area has been impressive. “I would say planting progress is near record
Photo by Brownfield’s Erin Anderson. Left: Mary Helber, Right: Jaden Holdren. Members of the Zane Trace FFA chapter are exploring careers
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