Warmer weather in parts of Kansas over the past week has helped corn and soybean planting progress. The USDA says winter wheat condition is rated 15 percent good-to-excellent with nearly all of the crop headed. The USDA says 85 percent of the corn crop has been planted, 67 percent is emerged, and is rated 64 […]
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