Crop dusters on schedule but finding most clients' fields uneven

CHAMPAIGN – Rick Reed of Reed's Fly-On Farming in Mattoon says crop dusting in the area is on schedule, but also said corn is very uneven, and there has been a lot of replanting this season.

"Virtually all of the corn is a couple of weeks behind normal growth and maturity," Reed said.

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