Most producers across North Dakota received timely rains to spur their newly planted crops to start the month of June. Many crops had emerged from the soil, especially small grains, canola, and corn ahead of three main rain events across the state.
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Downpour floods fields in south-central North Dakota as farmers finish planting
Crop fields and low-lying areas near Strasburg, N.D., in Emmons County flooded on June 1 after a downpour caused the creek to flood its banks. Photo courtesy of Nancy Deis, Emmons County Extension agent.
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