A west central Wisconsin farmer says rains over the past week have been beneficial for his crops. Shane Goplin, who grows corn, soybeans, and alfalfa in Trempealeau County, tells Brownfield, “Everybody was asking for a little bit of rain and last week we got rain.” He says, “It sounds like we’re going to get rain […]
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A farmer in northeast South Dakota says the corn and soybeans are progressing well thanks to the timely rains. Bob Metz
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A south-central Ohio farmer says last week’s storms brought much-needed moisture to some areas of his farm. Greg Corcoran tells Brownfield,
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A southeast Indiana farmer says crops looked good ahead of last week’s rain, but now it’s too wet for fieldwork. Roger
A Southwest Michigan farmer says waterlogging is widespread in many areas of his region. Allegan County’s Jake Drozd tells Brownfield, “Somebody
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