The wet weather has been aggravating, but CHS Ag Services sales agronomist Jeremy Sather is urging patience. “It’s not too late to get these corn acres in. The little corn that’s been planted, is probably just sitting in the ground idle. We haven’t lost any ground, so we still have time to get our acres in.” Sather, who is based in Erskine, Minnesota, says soybean seed remains available for those growers forced to adjust their acreage plan.
Posted on: Mon, 12 May 2014 19:21:24 +0000
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