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Hot, windy spring causes some crop replant in NW MN - Brownfield Ag News

A farmer in northwest Minnesota says hot, windy conditions haven’t been good for the crops this spring. Betsy Jensen farms in Marshall County, Minnesota. “Temps have been over 90-degrees, it’s been horribly windy and we’ve been dry. Some of the fields have started to blow. Sugarbeets, for example, turn into little helicopters. Those guys can […] The post Hot, windy spring causes some crop replant in NW MN appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
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Brownfield Ag News broke the news in on Monday, May 19, 2025.
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