Lingering wet conditions have slowed planting progress in northwest Iowa. Shane Holtorf of Pomeroy says he started planting corn April 13th and finished a week later. “We got a start into beans, and then right at the end of April we got a pretty good shower, about an inch. And then about a week ago […]
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