US EditionPlanting season is nearly over in southeast Minnesota as crops emerge
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Planting season is nearly over in southeast Minnesota as crops emerge
DOVER, Minn. — Corn and soybeans have emerged from the soil on southeast Minnesota farmland. USDA's crop progress report released on May 27 showed that 97% of corn in Minnesota had been planted, with 78% emerging. Meanwhile, 91% of soybeans in Minnesota had been planted, with 56% emerging. Both crops were well ahead of the average planting and emergence time frame. Ben Storm farms corn, soybeans and a little bit of barley in Dover, Minnesota, in…
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