A west central Indiana farmer says the summer heat is starting to have an impact on crop development. Kevin Cox tells Brownfield, “We missed some rains where we’re supposed to have been getting last week starting today. We’re back up in the 90s, starting to see some of those thinner, thinner soils, those areas starting […]

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