The winter months approaching marks the end of the harvest season in Central Illinois.

Reagan Tibbs, Commercial Ag Educator for the University of Illinois Extension in Logan, Menard, and Sangamon Counties explains the rain came just in time. 

With the crops all out of the ground, it's now time for applicators. Tibbs reminds soil temperatures must be at 50 degrees before you can start applying. 

Commodity prices are looking a little scary, but Tibbs has confidence producers will do the right things to stay in as good of a financial position as possible.

Find more information and resources from the University of Illinois Extension in Logan, Menard, and Sangamon counties at extension.illinois.edu/lms