A southern Illinois agronomist says delayed planting caused by persistent rains could result in some acres shifting from corn to soybeans. John Pike, who’s based in Williamson County, tells Brownfield, “I don’t really look for a lot of acres to be switched.” He says, “Now in some neighborhoods it might be pretty significant, but I […]
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