Planting progress lags in much of the upper Midwest, but tractors are starting to roll

Farming is on track nationally, but in the upper Midwest, progress has been slow. Iowa farmers are ahead, but planting has been slow in South Dakota and Minnesota and nonexistent in North Dakota.

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