Wisconsin farmers are continuing to catch up on fieldwork. Andy Bensend farms in Barron County near Dallas, and tells Brownfield Sunday night’s rain kept planters out of the fields Monday, but he’s making good progress. “We’re at about two-thirds and three-quarters done on both corn and beans. I think I counted up about four hundred […]
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