A northeast Nebraska farmer says he’s been having an exceptional planting season. Greg Anderson raises corn and soybeans near Newman Grove. “Planted about 75 to 80 percent back home,” he said. “We had a nice second half of April and now we’re getting some rains.” He tells Brownfield his area has been receiving some adequate […]
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