Jade Newton – Preble County

We’ve gotten pretty far along with crops. The majority of our soybeans are off. There are still some double-crop soybeans lingering out there, maybe even some regular-season beans, but if there are, it’s very minimal.

We are progressing through corn really quickly as well. Things have slowed down a bit with the moisture we’ve had with the weather changes, so it’s getting tougher in the evenings to keep going late, and then of course, you have the dew in the morning, so we have to wait on that. The actual moisture of the corn itself, though, especially on anything that was planted earlier, is coming out of the field nice and dry.

I haven’t seen much fall tillage yet, but I have seen some fall fertilizer being spread. Wheat is planted and emerged; it’s still sh

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