A central Nebraska farmer says widespread rain fall is helping improve on-going drought conditions. Clay Govier says his corn and soybeans were hanging on prior to Saturday’s 3-inch rain. “Corn is a little stripped up but it’s nothing it won’t grow out of.” He tells Brownfield he’s optimistic the moisture will help his soybean crop […]
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