The derecho that hit a wide swath of Iowa missed Mark Mueller’s farm near Waverly last year, but a late August wind storm this year took a toll.
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A late August wind storm this year took a toll on crops in northeast Iowa. Across the state, the crop quality varies dramatically.
Photo courtesy Iowa State University ExtensionThe derecho that hit a wide swath of Iowa missed Mark Mueller’s farm near Waverly last year, but a late August wind storm this year took a toll.
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