South Dakota farmers made little planting progress last week, but are still running behind the average pace.
The USDA says four percent of the state’s corn is planted, 22 percent behind last year and 13 percent behind the five-year average.
Only one percent of soybeans have been planted, running seven percent behind last year and near four percent average.
Forty-eight percent of the spring wheat is planted with 12 percent emerged.
