A Wisconsin farmer says grain storage is going to be a major problem thanks to the one-two punch of COVID-19 and last week’s devastating derecho storms.
Casey Kelleher is on the Wisconsin Corn Growers board and farms outside of Whitewater, Wisconsin about 20 miles north of the Illinois state line. He says, “It’s either piles outside or letting it stand in the field unless this crop is not as big as what they claim it’s going to be.”
Kelleher tells Brownfield getting grain handling equipment was already difficult.
