A north-central Kansas farmer says his soybean crop is off to a very sluggish start. Shale Porter tells Brownfield the majority of his crop was planted without moisture and they look ugly. “Where we got them to moisture, they’re up, but where they weren’t in moisture, they were laying in dry soil until about 10 […]
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