Standing water heightensriskofdamage to corn, soybeans
MANHATTAN, Kan.–Steady rains that fell on many parts of Kansas in late May highlight a delicate balancing act for the state’s farmers.
On one hand, rain is the lifeblood of agriculture. Many livestock ponds received a timely boost while crop producers – especially wheat growers – needed the rain to increase their chances of a bountiful harvest l…
