Corn & Soybean Crop Condition Now Rivals That of 1988 Drought

Randall Weiseman July 25, 2012 Beef, Cattle, Corn, Dairy, Field Crops, General, Livestock, Soybeans, Weather

USDA Chief Economist Joe Glauber says that early on in this current drought the reports were that it wasn’t doing nearly the damage to the crops as the big record breaking drought of 1988, but that has now changed.

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