 There's a lot of variability in Minnesota corn and soybean fields following two months of heavy rains. University of Minnesota Extension crops educator Dave Nicolai says farmers are having to make difficult decisions. They might be replanting soybeans in some situations, which continue to even past the 4th of July in areas. But also from a corn perspective, with supplemental nitrogen, whether or not it was needed, some of that was applied as well. He says growers could struggle to determine how much to invest in this year's crop, given the excess moisture has likely limited top-end yield.