A central Indiana farmer says unpredictable weather patterns have caused spring planting delays. Jonathon Sparks farms in Hancock County. “You don’t have to go very far south of us and they’ve gotten a lot of rain through Shelby and Rush counties,” he says. “We’ve gotten off to a good start, but that’s certainly not the […]
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