An agronomist in the Upper Midwest is confident about grain
quality despite wet harvest conditions.
Adam Spelhaug is with North Dakota-based Peterson Farms Seed.
“The grain quality is there, so I think drying, storage, and those issues we sometimes have with poor quality corn that maybe froze early, that kind of stuff, I don’t think we’re going to be going through that. So I think that’s a benefit to this later, wetter crop.”
He tells Brownfield another seasonal surprise locally has been the strengthening cash market.
Continue reading Upper Midwest grain quality better than expected at Brownfield Ag News.
