A Southwest Michigan farmer says waterlogging is widespread in many areas of his region. Allegan County’s Jake Drozd tells Brownfield, “Somebody turned the faucet on and never turned it off.” “It’s been raining nonstop, and I can’t believe I’m saying this, I wish it would stop raining all of a sudden because honestly we’re too […]
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A farmer in northeast South Dakota says the corn and soybeans are progressing well thanks to the timely rains. Bob Metz
Stormy weather likely played a role as Iowa’s crop conditions rating fell over the past week. USDA says 79 percent of
Crop conditions are mixed as the growing season continues in Missouri, likely due to the continued rains across the state. “We
A south-central Ohio farmer says last week’s storms brought much-needed moisture to some areas of his farm. Greg Corcoran tells Brownfield,
USDA’s latest weekly crop report says 81 percent of corn in the state is rated in good to excellent condition, up
A southeast Indiana farmer says crops looked good ahead of last week’s rain, but now it’s too wet for fieldwork. Roger
A west central Wisconsin farmer says rains over the past week have been beneficial for his crops. Shane Goplin, who grows
A northern Illinois farmer says recent rains have been welcome. Phillip Nelson, who farms in LaSalle County and serves as president
Soybeans finished the day higher, rallying on technical-based buying despite lower soybean and crude oil. Soybean export inspections were up both
