A farmer in southeast Iowa reports mixed reviews as harvest winds down. Tom Adam of Keota says yields in his area are above average. “Maybe above trendline. But there’s other places where I’ve heard they didn’t do so well.” He tells Brownfield the government shutdown makes it more difficult to get a good handle on […]
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