Farmers with poor quality 2018 and ’19 crops can take advantage of a special USDA Quality Loss Adjustment disaster program. Economist Paul Mitchell from the University of Wisconsin says some farmers in 2018 saw fifteen inches of rain in southern Wisconsin and northern Illinois, and 2019 was wet for everybody. “Lots of prevented plant and just wet weather, and then the forage wasn’t that great for corn. I know that for silage, they had troubles, and it was just a wet summer.
