Heat has stressed some of the Kansas corn crop. Jim Sipes, who farms in the Southwest part of the state, says despite the heat, moisture has been timely. “Last August we had a lot of 100 degree days and a lot of wind with it and even though we had a lot of rain last summer, our crop […]
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Heat causes Kansas crop conditions to decline slightly
