Much of the state has experienced hot, windy weather recently. From my interactions, some individuals appreciate the drying weather and others are praying for rain and a reprieve from the wind to get some spraying done.
Sow and Grow with Sara: Heat and wind stress on crops
Early-stage corn grows in a field near Lake Vermillion in southeastern South Dakota in late May. June heat and wind made for dry conditions through much of the state.
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