A southeast Indiana farmer says crops looked good ahead of last week’s rain, but now it’s too wet for fieldwork. Roger Wenning tells Brownfield, “It’s just rain, rain, rain.” “We got beans that are blooming that we’ve got to get covered,” he says. “If it ever dries, that sprayer’s gonna be running hard.” USDA says Indiana […]
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