Fall harvest is moving quickly as hot, dry weather gives farmers a strong start to the season. The conditions have helped bring corn moisture levels down into what growers are calling “perfect ranges,” making fields more favorable for harvest. Soybeans are also benefiting from the dry stretch, though reports indicate corn is further along at this point. Farmers are watching weather patterns closely, but current field conditions point to a productive fall season. With both corn and soybean crops shaping up well, this year’s harvest is expected to be a fruitful one across the region.
Corn, Soybean Harvests Looking Good for Fall
Green combine harvester fills corn in a trailer attached to a green tractor on crop field,farmer standing next to green tractor during sunset








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