A northcentral Wisconsin farmer says last week’s slow and steady rain greatly improved field conditions. T.J. Draeger tells Brownfield he had over two inches of rain a little at a time, which softened the soil. He says early attempts at fall tillage in the hard and dry ground were challenging. “We were wearing out plow […]
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