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Doug Rylander digs in the soil to check corn planter accuracy near Oneida, Illinois
Photo by Phyllis CoulterONEIDA, Ill. — The Rylanders pay careful attention to planting details even on land they know won’t yield as high as the county or state averages.
Dave Rylander checks on equipment halfway through planting season in Western Illinois. They planted test plots for DeKalb and Pioneer on April 27 and expect to finish all their planting by about mid-May, depending on rain.
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Dave Rylander checks on equipment halfway through planting season in Western Illinois. They planted test plots for DeKalb and Pioneer on April 27 and expect to finish all their planting by about mid-May, depending on rain.
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