The corn harvest matches the usual pace in Iowa. USDA’s latest weekly crop update says five percent of Iowa’s corn acres are harvested, with 61 percent mature. Soybeans are nine percent harvested, equal to last year and one day ahead of the five-year average. Eastern Iowa farmer Jeff Pape tells Brownfield after a wet start […]
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