A southeast Minnesota farm family is nearing the finish line on harvest. Brennen Toquam of Blooming Prairie says it’s been a good fall. “Really good, honestly. We had a few rain delays in there, but got started on time (and) equipment has held together pretty well. And those rain delays are frustrating at times, but […]
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