An agronomist in northern Missouri says the hot weather isn’t great for some of the maturing corn. Alex Long with Beck’s says there’s some corn already tasseling in Missouri. “If I could get 60 degree nights and 85 degree days, that would be ideal corn pollinating weather.” But the weather forecast is calling for more […]
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