Wet conditions have led to uneven crop growth in the Borderland region this planting season.
Unstable temperatures and mid-May rainfall are said to have led to uneven crops in the Devils Lake area. According to Rock and Roll Agronomy owner Jason Hanson, plant populations are lower than desired.
“It's a product of pretty much the rain we got starting on the 15th of May, and depending on what and when you had your crop seeded, right now, if it was earlier, that looks better, and if you were …