An extension crops educator says a cool stretch is slowing alfalfa growth across the Upper Midwest. Dave Nicolai with the University of Minnesota tells Brownfield the first crop is coming along nicely. “It is a bit on the cold side (but) growth is occurring. Probably will pick up now this next week when we’re back […]
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