Soybeans are beginning to turn near Oakes, North Dakota, while corn continues to mature. “Considering how dry we’ve been all summer and how warm it’s been all summer, things aren’t looking all that bad,” Scott German said. Hilltops and poorer soils have suffered more, while lower and heavier soils have held up better. “There’s going to be a lot of variability, that’s for sure. Overall, I think we’re still looking at a decent crop.”
