A farmer from a large dairy and crop operation in northeastern Wisconsin says the crops look better than he would expect considering how little rain has fallen.
Lee Kinnard
Lee Kinnard with Kinnard Farms near Casco northeast of Green Bay says their row crops still have the potential for good yield. “It’s dry out there, but you know, the stands are there and really, I think, If Mother Nature brings us some timely rains, there’s absolutely potential for some really outstanding yields yet.”
Kinnard tells Brownfield the goal of reaching knee-high corn by the Fourth of July is easier in many regions, but that’s still realistic this far north and near Lake Michigan.
