A southwest Nebraska farmer says recent precipitation may help his corn crop turn a corner this month. Jan TenBensel says conditions were deteriorating quickly because of the ongoing drought. “It was an inconsistent stand because we didn’t get into any moisture at all, but the later planted corn is coming along fast.” USDA says 91 […]
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