Corn and Soybean Planting Way Behind in Wisconsin

Wisconsin farmers are way behind schedule for planting crops.  The latest U-S Agriculture Department crop report for Wisconsin shows farmers are at least two weeks behind where they normally are by this point in June.  That’s enough of a delay to put this year’s corn and soybean crop in doubt.  The report says 78-percent of corn and 60-percent of soybeans are planted.  Recent sunshine and mostly-dry weather might help farmers catch up after an extremely wet spring.