As the calendar changes to March, farmers across the Midwest are eyeing the start of the 2026 growing season. “A lot of snowfall this year, so to be honest, we still have a little bit of corn at home to pick.” West central Michigan farmer Ryan Drozd says that’s not unusual when winter sets in […]
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