A southeast Nebraska farmer says he’s wrapped up planting due to abnormally dry and warm conditions. Logan Bredemeier tells Brownfield he finished at the end of April. “For the most part all of our stuff is up. We do have a couple of areas where emergence is on the poor side.” The latest crop progress […]
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