Soybean Harvest Wraps Up, Yields Much Lower

by BY VICKI BECKENDORF Tribune Editor
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TRIBUNE PHOTO Progress throughout harvest is measured by how much rainfall was received in certain areas. Most farmers are done with soybeans and have switched to corn, but replanted crops are still in the fields. Fieldwork is underway at this location on 240th Street about 10 miles west of Truman.


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