Better than expected yields have been a bright spot for farmers after a challenging year.
Northwestern Indiana Farmer Kendell Culp wrapped up
harvest around Thanksgiving.
“Our yields were not as good as last year, but they were better than we anticipated,” he says. “We’re all anxious to put 2019 behind us for a variety of reasons, but as we go forward I think we’re going to look back at 2019 and say with everything we endured we came out better than we thought we would and we’re looking forward to a positive 2020.”
He tells Brownfield a lesson learned from this year was
the importance of cover crops.
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