A southwestern Ohio farmer says a wet summer has created ideal conditions for disease development. Eric Tipton tells Brownfield he remains concerned about tar spot. “The results from tar spot getting away from us and what it can do to a crop in a very short period of time, I would say that’s our number one concern,” […]
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