Chippewa County in Wisconsin is home to 90,000 acres of corn, 55,000 acres of soybeans, and 20,000 acres of alfalfa and other mixed hay. Most of that hay feeds the county’s 250 dairy farms that house 30,000 cows.
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Time to plant winter wheat
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Planting depth is crucial when planting wheat. Planting too shallow makes seedlings more vulnerable to dry fall conditions, winterkill and heaving in the spring.
Greg Galbraith
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