A farmer in west-central Missouri says the corn is coming up ok, but constant rains continue to delay soybean planting.
Garrett Riekhof tells Brownfield “every spring is an adventure and this one, we started out thinking we would be wondering what we’d do with our May and here we are, waiting to plant the rest of the soybeans.”
He says most of Lafayette County could use a planting window of at least one week of warm, dry conditions to wrap up planting.
