Areas of Michigan that have experienced a late frost report minimal damage to fruit and wheat crops.
"Warm temperature and wind helps soils dry which will help farmers get through soybean planting and then get started planting corn," Celovsky said.
Winter weather also affected crop development, according to Michigan Farm Bureau's Industry Relations Specialist Theresa Sisung. She said Michigan didn't experience a freeze hard enough to kill off pests and fungus.
"Because we didn't have that hard freeze, there's some concerns, we're going to have more pest pressure, we may have some more issues with fungus and things like that, because we didn't get super, super cold. And we have been a little bit wetter."
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