A northwest Iowa farmer says his soybean planting pace was a pleasant surprise. Kelly Nieuwenhuis tells Brownfield he started soybeans on May 1st and then finished up on May 10th. “We planted in the dust. We never had a rain delay at all this spring. Last year was just the opposite. I think we finished […]
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