Wisconsin farmers are continuing to battle with Mother
Nature. USDA reporters say just over
three days were suitable for fieldwork last week, and the ground stayed cool
and moist in most areas. This problem
was compounded in extreme southern Wisconsin, where a Saturday storm dropped up
to six inches of snow in the Darlington, Monroe, and Kenosha areas.
Agronomist Joel Stieber with Corteva AgriScience works that southern Wisconsin and northern Illinois area. “I’d say south of Madison, you’ve got 30% of the corn in the ground to the state line.
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