A farmer in southeastern Minnesota is planning additional grain storage. Glenn Groth raises corn and soybeans in Winona County. “We’re kind of staying the course in most aspects of the farming operation, we do plan to build more grain storage in the next year. Just giving us more flexibility in terms of marketing.” He tells […]
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