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Early frost changes outlook for some corn and soybeans in south central North Dakota
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Early frost changes outlook for some corn and soybeans in south central North Dakota
LINTON, N.D. — While many of the corn and soybean fields in Emmons County are still green and lush and growing, some nearby fields — especially in low spots or near water — are dried up, the result of early frosts in late August and the first week of September. "Temperatures dipped below 30 degrees in some areas, causing damage to both corn and soybeans in our area," said Nancy Deis, NDSU Extension ag and natural resources agent for Emmons Count…
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