A crop science professor at Ohio State University says record-breaking rainfall across the state could impact crop yields this fall. Alex Lindsey says some areas received up to15 inches of rain in the month of August. “The longer those crops were standing under flooded conditions during grain fill, particularly soybeans, the more detrimental it can […]
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