Conditions have steadily deteriorated since the 4th of July for a central Minnesota farmer preparing for harvest. Nick Peterson of St. Cloud says crops looked as good as they’ve ever looked heading into the Independence Day weekend. “We just kept catching quarter-inch, three-four tenths to keep the crop growing, but none of that was really […]
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