A southwestern Ohio farmer says he’s still preparing for his spring planting season. Eric Tipton farms in Fayette County. “We just hooked the planners up today,” he says. “We’ve had them through the shop and everything, but now we’re actually hooking them up and being serious about the next stretch of weather. We’re still kind of […]
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