A northwest Ohio farmer says he’s cautiously optimistic about his current soybean stand. Justin Gravatt tells Brownfield, “With the moisture we’ve been getting, I think the hotter temperatures have really helped push the later planted beans along. Everything looks pretty good.” The USDA says Ohio corn is 65 percent silking, 20 percent in the dough stage, and rated […]
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