Prolonged coolness and ill-timed rain slowed the planting pace of southeast Iowa farmer Logan Lyon. “It’s been a gradual spring, so we’ve taken a little bit more time planting than our farm has historically.” He tells Brownfield. “It was hard to get really excited when we were getting nighttime temperatures definitely below 50 degrees, into […]
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