Across the Corn Belt, frigid, breezy conditions are maintaining stress on livestock. In the eastern Corn Belt, Wednesday morning’s minimum temperatures fell to 0°F as far south as the Ohio River. Additionally, farmers from Missouri to Ohio continue to work to clear snow, although much of the lower Midwestern winter wheat crop lies beneath a […]
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