Historic September rain damages corn and soybean crops in Nebraska
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 2 Oct, 11:31 · Archive
Historic rainfall in September has caused corn to sprout from the ears and soybeans to split from their pods on a David City family farm.
Historic rainfall in September has caused significant damage to crops on a family farm in David City, Nebraska. Corn is sprouting from the ears and soybeans are splitting out of their pods and sprouting, wreaking havoc on the harvest.
The farmer is hoping to break even despite the extensive damage to the corn and soybean crops caused by the historic rainfall.
How it is being reported
- David City farmer hoping to break even as historic September rain causes corn, beans to sprout1011Now · 2 Oct, 00:03
- David City farmer hoping to break even as historic September rain causes corn, beans to sproutWOWT · 2 Oct, 00:03
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