Wet harvest slows progress across southern Wisconsin fields
Farmers report standstill conditions in many counties as rain waters fields and soils stay saturated. In De Pere and Oconto County low areas are flooded while Wayside and other southern areas fare better. Experts warn continued wet weather could raise crop losses unless drying conditions arrive soon.
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Ken Harder
Harder
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Shullsburg
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Grant County Extension
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Lancaster
Wisconsin farm harvest yields seed corn for future stock
Feed futures report from Kindschi Farms in Prairie du Sac notes that ears of Wisconsin Certified seed corn were harvested earlier this month. The crop will first feed livestock before progressing into seedstock for future generations.
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Prairie du Sac
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