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USDA weather recap: Showers across the Midwest slow planting, benefit crops

2015-06-04 00:38:00| Corn & Soybean Digest

Source: USDA Significant rain overspread the Great Lakes region, including Wisconsin and Michigan. Rain also extended eastward through northern New England, but was much lighter in the Ohio Valley and Mid-Atlantic states. In much of the Midwest, occasional showers slowed soybean and late-season corn planting efforts, but benefited pastures and already emerged crops. Interstitial Ads Frequency:  -1 read more

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