Southwest Kansas farmer Gary Millershaski says extreme heat and ongoing drought has decimated corn yields. “The dryland corn is going to become cattle pasture. It wasn’t even good enough for silage.” He tells Brownfield he estimates production could be down 40 percent in his state. “We’re only going to have about 5 to 10 percent […]
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