May 29, 2020

Optimal planting weather and field conditions let many farmers in the Midwest get corn and soybeans planted in a timely, and even early, manner this year.
Some areas did deal with a late frost and too much rainfall and are considering replant options, while others are hoping rains came in time to activate herbicides applied.
Click through the gallery to learn what agronomists are seeing in fields in Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Ohio, Minnesota, Wisconsin and South Dakota.
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