The soybean harvest is nearly complete in southwest Minnesota. Corn harvest is off and rolling with moisture levels dropping quickly. Lake Benton farmer Bob Worth says the yields vary widely. “If if your farm got some rain at the right time, we had really good beans, 60 bushel beans, but if you missed the rain, you were in the 30s or low 40s, it just varied so much,” said Worth. “Actually the corn is going to be much better than I anticipated, I didn’t I didn’t think we’d have a great corn crop, but we’re going to be a very good corn crop.”
