North Dakota harvest was starting and stopping during the second week of October as more rain showers impacted the state. Rain from 0.5 inches to 1.5 inches fell on Oct. 13 in some areas, with some of the first snow of the season reported in the far southwestern region of the state.
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Rainfall stalls harvest during the second week of October
Corn maturing near Lefor, N.D., the second week in October still has some areas of green.
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