“We’re pretty wet up here,” reports Bailey Schroeder, Walsh County Extension Agriculture and Natural Resources Agent. The edible bean, soybean and corn harvests are at different stages. Conditions vary considerably across the county depending on planting dates and soil types. “Corn around here isn’t looking too phenomenal,” Schroeder said. “I know some fields obviously do fairly well with the soil and those type of things and getting rainfall in the right spots.”
