Dry conditions are advancing harvest ahead of average in Michigan. Great Lakes Region Manager Andy Bernia with ACH Seeds tells Brownfield early sugarbeet digging across the Thumb is going well even with some yield losses. “Back in August, the numbers looked fantastic and they thought they might have too large of a crop,” he shares. […]
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