An eastern Kansas farmer says the recent heat wave could significantly move up the start of her harvest season. Lavell Winsor tells Brownfield, “We anticipate we will start harvest about a month from now in the middle of September, but with cooler temperatures that may delay that just a bit.” She says southern rust and […]
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