A farmer in northwest Missouri says the crops are at a tipping point, and what happens with the weather moving forward makes a difference. “If we don’t get some good rain, we’re going to really start possibly losing some yield.” Andy Hull in Nodaway County tells Brownfield he’s been satisfied with his corn and soybeans […]
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