A northern Illinois farmer says recent rains have been welcome. Phillip Nelson, who farms in LaSalle County and serves as president of the Illinois Farm Bureau, tells Brownfield, “It gave the crops, both corn and soybeans, a little bit of a boost. They look 100% better.” He says, “We’re a long way from the finish […]
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