Consistent rains continue to impact fieldwork across Missouri, bringing some flooding, planting delays, and overall, good crop progress. In central Missouri, farmer Nathan Alpers, who raises corn, soybeans and hay in Cooper County, says his farm got more than six inches of rain in the last 48-hours, which has impacted some of his replanted crops […]
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