Dry weather continues to test crops in northeast North Dakota. Kyle Rollness, regional sales manager for CHS Langdon, says crops seem to be holding up. “The ultimate results will come when folks get some combines rolling.” Rollness credits improved crop genetics with helping fields handle heat and drought better than they did in previous years. “They have just different tolerances, and heat’s one of the ones and drought is another one, that they’re focusing on.” Insect pressure has been fairly light.
