A southwestern Indiana farmer says inconsistent weather patterns are impacting crop growth. Randy Kron raises corn and soybeans in Vanderburgh County. “We’re either getting huge amounts of rain or no rain,” he says. “We’re running irrigators and then all of a sudden, we get a four inch rain and things are drowned out. My hope is […]
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