The USDA says the majority of Illinois crops are doing well. Ogle County farmer, and president of the Illinois Farm Bureau, Brian Duncan says recent rains have been beneficial. “We’ve been in a drought up north, but we finally caught an inch and a half of rain across almost everything, which really perked things up.” […]
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With planting wrapped up for most farmers, scouting season begins as producers watch for signs of disease and pests. One of
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A farmer in southeast South Dakota says conditions are dry as the growing season begins. “It’s going to take consistent and
North central Iowa farmer April Hemmes says the growing season is off to a rough start. “I was in the area
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Southeast Minnesota farmer Rob Tate says warmer temperatures are welcome this week. “Challenges wise, probably needing a little more heat. And
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A west central Indiana farmer says consistent rainfall has been the biggest challenge this year. Kevin Cox says he finished planting on
