Cold weather continues to slow germination of corn in the ground. For farmers who did get the corn planted, Torrington, Wyoming based Meyer Seeds co-owner Bret Meyer the cold temperatures are delaying emergence. “As long as it stays cool, we shouldn’t have too many crusting issues as it gets hot and windy. We’re going to have to watch emergence,” he says. “Be vigilant. Be out in your fields. Once it’s in the ground, there’s not a lot of things we can do to get it out.”
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