Dry bean harvest is starting in western Minnesota, and the chief of procurement at Bonanza Bean says the hot growing season has reduced the size of the crop. “We have good quality, we just don’t have a big quantity,” Andy Hacker tells Brownfield. He says there was a lot of heat in July, which brought […]

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