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The spring saw widespread rains, delaying planting and leading to a lot of variety in soybeans depending on local conditions and when they were planted, said R.T. Slack, who farms in Henry and Johnson counties.
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LEETON, Mo. — In west central Missouri, an eventful weather year led to a varied harvest.
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