A northwest Ohio farmer says it’s been a slow start to the 2025 planting season. Justin Gravatt says he expects to be back in the field starting next week. “Slowly we’re getting stuff wrapped up and ready to hit the fields,” he says. “There’s a few guys that have started working some ground, but not […]
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