As fall harvest rolls across Minnesota, farmers are finding plenty of reasons to be optimistic.
Both soybeans and corn have delivered better-than-expected yields in many fields, thanks to timely rains and favorable growing conditions.
But the season has not been without setbacks, as hail, early-season rains, and disease have created challenges along the way.
Country Pride Services agronomist Taylor McCarvel said the 2025 harvest is running ahead of schedule and, despite crop damage due to hail, it was a successful year for farmers in Southwest Minnesota.
