Planting is off to a slow start in Indiana because of cool and wet conditions.

Jordan Arndell is a DEKALB Asgrow technical agronomist based in southern Indiana.

“We have next to nothing planted,” he says. “The maps that show planting updates are still near 0 percent, maybe 1 percent, for southern Indiana and Kentucky.”

Arndell tells Brownfield the forecast for higher temperatures and wind is good news for growers.

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