A west central Indiana farmer says his corn and soybeans are off to a good start, despite a challenging spring. Tyler Everett says recent rainfall has created crop variability. “We’ve got corn that is three to four inches tall, and we’ve got corn that’s three to four feet tall,” he says. “It’s very spread out. […]
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