A south-central Iowa farmer says the wet start to harvest will likely lead to an uptick in propane expenses. “There’s going to be a considerable amount of grain that’s going to have to be dried this fall.” Steve Kuiper tells Brownfield fall production costs are adding up fast. “It depends on if you’re using your […]
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