Justin Sherlock farms near Dazey, North Dakota and was fortunate to get his crop in the ground before crop insurance planting deadlines and more rain. “The small grain crop looks phenomenal, especially the wheat and barley. They have loved this cool wet weather. For the row crops, it was so cool that the corn and soybeans sat there and seemed to not grow for a few weeks. They seem to be catching up a little bit now.” Sherlock’s concern going forward is with nitrogen losses due to the wet weather.
