Big rains around Labor Day weekend and another big one after that turned a lot of things around for a south-central South Dakota farmer.
Trent Kubik tells Brownfield Ag News, “We were pretty convinced it was never going to rain ever again and then it started raining and it changed everyone’s mood.”
He says it was too late for corn which they’ve harvested mostly for silage but he expects soybeans to do a lot better than they had last year when the dryness started.
