A northern Illinois farmer says his corn and soybean crops look good. Sean Arians farms in Whiteside County. “We did have a wind storm come through a couple of weekends ago that lest some damage in the area.” He says, “Fortunately, we didn’t have that. June was a super dry month, but July tracked in […]
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