Update from the Field on #Plant24: Montezuma, Kansas

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U.S. planting continues to push forward with corn just shy of halfway finished nationwide. As farmers make progress in the fields, all eyes continue to be on the weather.

Kansas farmer, John Jenkinson spoke with RFD-TV’s own Suzanne Alexander on planting progress, hurdles he has faced, and how this year compares to previous ones.

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