A south-central Kansas farmer says a stretch of warm weather is accelerating planting progress. James Moreland, who farms near the Oklahoma border, says he started about a week ago and is already more than halfway done with corn. “Where we’ve had moisture things are looking good. We have some things lined up here later […]
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