An agronomist says crop conditions have been favorable in west-central Iowa. Hoegemeyer’s Eric Solberg tells Brownfield, “The crop looks phenomenal. We’ve been a little drier in June and July, but we’ve had some timely rains.” He says disease pressure has been minimal. “The last two years southern rust was a major yield-limiting disease we had. […]
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