A western Illinois farmer says there’s been some planting progress in western Illinois. Rick Edwards, who farms in Adams County, tells Brownfield, “There were a few acres of beans were planted the very first part of March, when we had a little bit of a warm spell, and the soil conditions were good.” He says, […]
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