Across the Corn Belt, markedly cooler weather prevails in the upper Great Lakes region. In fact, Thursday’s high temperatures will remain below 70°F in northern Wisconsin, as well as neighboring areas in Minnesota and Michigan. Meanwhile in the western Corn Belt, another round of rain is further improving soil moisture. On June 22, prior to […]
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An agronomist says red crown rot pressure is building across the Midwest and farmers should be ready to scout for the
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