Luck could be the only answer to Minnesota's severe drought
DAN GUNDERSON, Minnesota Public Radio News
July 25, 2021
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MOORHEAD, Minn. (AP) — Lucky or not might be the best way to describe crop conditions across Minnesota.
Bryan Biegler raises corn and soybeans near Lake Wilson in the southwestern part of the state. It’s dry there, but crops look surprisingly healthy, said Biegler, because the area has been getting just enough rain to keep crops green and growing.
“It reminds me a lot of 2012, when we had a drought around the area, and we just kept catching little rains here and there, just that tenth or two,” said Biegler.