The soybean harvest is nearing the finish line for Bill Zurn near Callaway, Minnesota. An early July storm that brought two-plus inches of rain to the farm resulted in a nice crop. “The further north we got, the worse it got, so some of it wasn’t too much fun.” Zurn’s seed soybean contract gives him a firsthand look at how short some areas are on production. “They called and said they needed more bushels from us than originally anticipated because of poor yields around the area.”
