A southwest Iowa farmer says harvest is picking up steam in his area. Justin Ewalt raises corn, soybeans, hay, and cattle on one thousand acres near Tabor. “We’ve just kind of got the ball rolling here. Corn has dried down to a manageable level and so we did pick a little corn. Now we’re off […]
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