A southeast Kansas farmer says plentiful rainfall this summer helped contribute to an incredible corn harvest. “We were probably at 150 to 200 bushels, but our average was up there.” Ben Bellar tells Brownfield at the end of April it was dry. “But, then we kept getting rain. We never had too much right. We […]
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