DRAKE, N.D. – With widespread 90- to 100-degree temperatures during the last half of July, Scott Spear said his crops – spring wheat, canola, soybeans and corn – are showing signs of being stressed by the heat.
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Spears prepare for wheat harvest during stretch of high heat
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Sprayer goes through the corn fields at the Spear Farm.
A view of Scott Spear’s sprayer in a field of really nice corn. The Spears are hopeful for more rainfall this summer. Photo by Scott Spear.
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