Minnesota farmers are experiencing some ups and downs as harvest ramps up. Ag Commissioner Thom Petersen says a very wet spring has resulted in an odd growing season. “We’re getting into some of the edible beans. Really finishing off that wheat harvest has been tough, we’ve had some good pockets of wheat but we’ve had […]
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