A Western Cornbelt grower in the early stages of harvest says yields are solid overall.

Richard Oswald from northwest Missouri tells Brownfield he’s harvesting corn that was mostly knocked down by a wind storm this summer but is still seeing quality output.

“Up to 260 bushels,” Oswald said. “But then, in those areas where the corn is really flat, it’s not that good; probably 150 [bushels per acre] and that’s just because that windstorm in July damaged a lot of stocks.

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