After a wet spring that caused delayed planting, the fall harvest season is getting underway. Early reports show that corn is abnormally being harvested before soybeans because of the lag in soybean maturity from the late planting. According to the latest U.S. Drought Monitor, parts of South Dakota are abnormally dry with some severe drought in areas of southwestern and northeastern South Dakota and state climatologist Dennis Todey discussed the reports.
Harvest Season Reports
