Across the Corn Belt, widespread showers are slowing late-season planting efforts but maintaining mostly abundant moisture reserves for corn and soybeans. On June 8, more than two-thirds of both crops—71% of the U.S. corn and 68% of the soybeans—were rated in good to excellent condition. On that date in Iowa, 85% of the corn and […]
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