Planting progress varies across the Midwest and Delta. While many farmers are finished with corn and soybeans, others have been rained out for weeks. Corteva Agriscience Market Development Specialist, Brad Allen, says that as planting winds down, scouting becomes critical for in-season crop pest management. The post Get Out and Scout appeared first on Brownfield…… Continue Reading
‘Duck Dynasty’ Patriarch Phil Robertson Dead at 79
Family shared the news of Phil Robertson’s death on Sunday night. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Billy Ray Cyrus + Elizabeth Hurley Are Red Carpet Official!
The couple made their red carpet debut in Rome, Italy about a month after announcing their relationship to the world. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Why American Flags Are Folded Into Triangles for Veteran Funerals
Find out the special meaning behind each fold and how the flag arrives to the funeral. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Tim McGraw’s Injuries Were Worse Than We Thought
Tim has been through a lot in the last year. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
The 33 Biggest Country Hits of 1993
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Man, 24, Charged for Posing as Teen to Enroll at Ohio High School
In Ohio, a 24-year-old man managed to enroll in high school by posing as a teenager. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
15 Surprising Items You Should Never Store in Your Garage
That cluttered garage might seem like a perfect storage solution, but what if it’s secretly taking a toll on your valuables and other items? Continue reading…… Continue Reading
‘Farmer Wants a Wife’: Are Matt and Chelsi Still Together?
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Central Wisconsin grower pleased with first crop alfalfa
Weather has prompted a central Wisconsin dairy farmer to park the planter and harvest first-crop alfalfa. T.J. Draeger raises corn, soybeans, and alfalfa near Marathon City. He tells Brownfield the frequent rains have made his alfalfa look fantastic. “We had good carryover from last year so it gave us the opportunity to actually chase quality…… Continue Reading
