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Crop Watcher Jeremy Stoecker displays corn ears in early August. The crop pollinated well, he said, but ear development has been poor due to the lack of rain. Aborted kernels and tip back on the ears is already starting to occur and will continue to do so, he said.
Submitted photoSpotty rains continue to roll through our area every couple weeks, but they are very hit and miss, and widespread drought continues in north central South Dakota.
Jeremy Stoecker farms with his dad and brother in Faulk County, South Dakota. They grow corn and soybeans and have a cow-calf operation while Jeremy also runs a seed business.
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Crop Watcher Jeremy Stoecker displays corn ears in early August. The crop pollinated well, he said, but ear development has been poor due to the lack of rain. Aborted kernels and tip back on the ears is already starting to occur and will continue to do so, he said.
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