Wisconsin’s crops are improving with the favorable weather. USDA statistician Greg Bussler says rain early last week stalled some field work, especially in central Wisconsin, but hay, small grain, and potato harvesting continued. Eighty-four percent of Wisconsin’s corn is now silking with 36% in the dough stage and 5% in the dent stage. Sixty-three percent […]
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