Crops in southern Minnesota are off to a better start compared to a year ago. Farm management analyst Kent Thiesse says corn and soybeans look even after extensive planting delays during the spring of 2024. “Certainly this warm weather, maybe not quite this hot, but it’s certainly been welcome. I think those roots going down […]
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