A Dekalb / Asgrow agronomist says the late-season drought continues to have an impact. “It is scary dry.” Lance Tarochione, who covers western Illinois, says many farmers are still waiting for rain. “In some cases, it’s actually so dry people are not doing some tillage just because the ground is so hard and they’re wearing […]
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