An early harvest season helped the chair of the Michigan Soybean Committee make headway before fall rains.
Laurie Isley farms near Michigan’s Ohio border in Lenawee County. She tells Brownfield because August and early September were so dry, combines started to roll several weeks ahead of normal last month.
“Since the middle of September, we had just shy of ten inches of rain so we’ve definitely been working fits and starts,” she says.
