Hot and dry weather is helping Kentucky farmers make significant advancements in wheat harvest. Seventy-three percent of the crop is harvested with 73 percent rated good to excellent. Kentucky’s corn crop is rated 65 percent good to excellent with 97 percent planted, 93 percent emerged, and 9 percent silking. Soybeans are called 63 percent good […]
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