A southeast Iowa farmer anticipates variable yields because of up and down growing conditions this summer. Mark Jackson grows corn and soybeans near Oskaloosa and says this year has had its challenges. “Definitely an adverse year when it comes to rain, highs and lows. Averages show that we’re on average when it comes to moisture, […]
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