It’s a race against Mother Nature every spring and fall for farmers across the U.S. This season, some may argue Mother Nature has pulled ahead over the past month. What started out to be a great year for planting with above normal temperatures in many areas across the country, has turned into a waiting game for farmers.
Fred Pond farms in northwest Ohio, and for him, this hurry-up-and-wait game is getting old
Pond has all of his corn in the ground, but only 5 percent of his soybeans planted.
“We’re actually slightly ahead of last year,” Pond said. … Full Article »