A corn and soybean farmer in south-central Nebraska says recent rainfall helped the drought but is worried a wet pattern might disrupt the start to planting.
“Now it’s time for the sun to come out so we can think about getting some crops in the ground,” Randy Uhrmacher of Hastings tells Brownfield.
He says as long as Mother Nature cooperates planting is two to three weeks away. “Once you get in these patterns it seems like you stay in those patters and that’s the thing I look ahead going ‘Well are we turning wet and is it going to be a late planting season or not’?
