A north central Ohio farmer says she’s concerned this week’s expected record high temperatures could impact her corn crop. Patty Mann tells Brownfield, “The earliest corn that we planted is just starting to pollinate,” she says. “I think the rain that we got over the weekend will be the most helpful going into this period, so […]

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