Harvest, wheat planting running ahead of average pace
Illinois farmers continue to cut soybeans at a furious pace between rain showers.
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Illinois farmers continue to cut soybeans at a furious pace between rain showers.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — Illinois farmers continue to cut soybeans at a furious pace between rain showers.
The expanding drought and crop condition ratings continue to trend in opposite directions in Illinois as many farmers nervously await what should be the pivotal corn pollination period.
The expanding drought and crop condition ratings continue to trend in opposite directions as many farmers nervously await what should be the pivotal corn pollination period.
Early-planted corn that was able to tap into some of the soil moisture generally looks better than later-planted corn in many areas. But growth of all crops has slowed in