Two Minnesota farmers fear yield is being lost as soybeans dry rapidly in the field. Harmon Wilts farms in the west-central part of the state and says warm and windy conditions have dropped moisture levels into the single digits. “These beans are dry, they’re ready to come out of the field. And we’re losing a […]
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