Southeastern Minnesota has seen quite the variety of fall weather so far; especially rain, making it especially troubling for farmers as they try to harvest, reports KTTC.
KTTC took a trip to a grain elevator in Goodhue, MN, Monday to talk to agriculture experts about how this is impacting their corn and soybean harvests.
Right now, the corn harvest is about three weeks late. Farmers are hoping for a dry period of weather to finish the corn and soybean harvests.
