FOXHOLM, N.D. – Although early crop harvest is complete at Bock Farms on the eastern edge of northwestern North Dakota, Brandon Bock said some canola is still being harvested in the area. It is slow finishing with light “sprinkles” of rain continuing to fall, although there have been no large amounts of moisture.
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Bock’s corn, sunflowers slowly maturing with no frost in forecast
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Brandon Bock took this photo of their sunflowers beginning to mature.
Brandon Bock took this photo of a volunteer cover crop of peas, yellow mustard, and oats coming up on the harvested pea field.
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