Drought disaster dodged: 250 bushels in sight

Timely rain saved Ross Frey’s crops this summer, but they are not out of danger yet. They still need Mother Nature’s help.

“We’re just filling corn kernels out right now,” he said. “We can still get hurt by it drying up and not getting anything on the later corn. But the early-planted corn is very well done. The beans, though, they still need August rains.”

Frey and Jeremy Railing run Future View Farms, which includes hundreds of owned and rented acres of row crops in Lancaster County, Pa. American Agriculturist has been following their first year farming together since the first seeds went into the ground this past spring…

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