A Midwest farmer says the recent upward trend in the grain market along with the first rain in nearly a month is providing some optimism during a very stressful time.
“When you have the market going down and there’s no rain outside, and you look at your crop and it’s burning up, it’s obviously a very stressful time.”
Michigan farmer Bill Hunt grows corn, soybeans and wheat. He says his area is behind about three inches of rain and crops are suffering immensely.
Continue reading Finally rains for some Michigan farmers at Brownfield Ag News.
