An extension agronomist covering southeast and east central Iowa says soybean planting could begin this weekend. Rebecca Vittetoe with Iowa State University says soil conditions are steadily improving. “Something that people are keeping on their radar and on their mind, it wouldn’t honestly surprise me even if we have beans going in later this week […]
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