A west central Ohio farmer says recent wet weather has delayed the start of spring fieldwork. Patty Mann tells Brownfield, “It looks like it won’t be until mid to late April until we can get in the fields. “That’s looking good for getting some fertilizer spread and some burndown work done.” According to the latest […]
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