A north-central Kansas farmer says crop conditions are holding steady this month. Mike Musselman says his corn and soybean crops have received just enough moisture. “We’ve never really had a rain that totaled over an inch, several days and stuff may have totaled over an inch, but I feel like we’re just getting enough moisture […]
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