Early hot, dry conditions hurt small grains and hay in parts of the region, and some corn was set back. But recent rains where they've fallen have perked up soybeans and some other crops.
Early hot, dry conditions hurt small grains and hay in parts of the region, and some corn was set back. But recent rains where they've fallen have perked up soybeans and some other crops.
Early hot, dry conditions hurt small grains and hay in parts of the region, and some corn was set back. But recent rains where they've fallen have perked up soybeans and some other crops.
Jill Murphy, North Dakota State University Extension agriculture and natural resources agent for Traill County, estimated that 2022 corn yields will be slightly above or slightly below the long-term average.