At the start of 2020, this year’s National Corn Yield Contest winner thought the season was going to be anything but ideal.
“Our growing season for 2020 looked like it was going to be a disaster right out of the gate.”
Sixth-generation Michigan farmer Don Stall tells Brownfield he started planting in April, but the soil was cold and after about 80 percent of the crop was in, it rained five inches in less than a week.
