A southeast Nebraska farmer says recent moisture has brought a little optimism ahead of spring planting. Logan Bredemeier tells Brownfield winter snowfall and rain from last night’s thunderstorms have improved drought conditions. “I would say there’s pockets where we’re at average to maybe on pace to meet average. There’s a couple of other pockets within […]
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