Wet conditions have influenced the crops in southwestern Minnesota. “They look good on the high ground,” said Lake Benton farmer Bob Worth. “Everything is green, but down in the low ground it’s just a little too much water.” Worth said the corn and soybeans are stunted due to the wet conditions. “We aren’t going to see the yield that the USDA is predicting because there’s too much damage done in each field.” Worth is still glad that we got moisture this year compared to the last few years.
