Planting is off to a slow start in Wisconsin. USDA’s latest weekly crop progress update shows corn at 3 percent planted, compared to 1 percent a week ago and the five-year average of 4 percent. Soybeans are 3 percent planted, one percentage point off the usual pace. Oats are 14 percent planted and 3 percent […]
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