RUSO, N.D. – In the harvest-ready corn fields on the Boyko Farm north of Turtle Lake, fourth-generation farmer Jacob Boyko was busy driving the combine down the rows as the header gobbled up the long-eared corn with efficiency, producing some nice yields in mid-November.
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Jacob and Grant Boyko combine corn on their farm west of Turtle Lake.
Grant, left, and Jacob Boyko farm together in the central North Dakota, with Seth Boyko (not pictured) west of Turtle Lake.
In the harvest-ready corn fields on the Boyko Farm north of Turtle Lake, fourth-generation farmer Jacob Boyko was busy driving the combine down the rows as the header gobbled up the long-eared corn with efficiency, producing some nice yields in mid-November.
Cows and heifers were out grazing native prairie in October.
The Boyko cattle are currently grazing these cover crops.
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