There are concerns prolonged corn planting delays in parts of the Midwest could limit yield potential.
Northwest Minnesota farmer Austen Germolus says they were unable to begin planting until the end of May, but recent heat is helping the crop catch up.
“It was cold (this spring), the trees hadn’t even put leaves on (and) the ground was cold. And once (the weather) turned around, it turned around pretty fast. And once you got your crops in it didn’t take long for them to germinate (and emerge) out of the ground.
