Some producers in North Dakota are still slogging through wet fields to try and finish corn and sunflower harvest before the snow flies, and others have moved on to field work, applying fertilizer and tilling, where necessary.
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Fall harvest slower than normal with wet conditions
Crop producers in North Dakota were waiting for their corn fields to dry down before finishing harvest in November, while others have finished and are moving on to field work.
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