By: Kaydence Kempthorne Kevin Popp, a farmer in MacNutt, has been in the business of agriculture since he was fifteen years old. His crops are both canola and wheat. The wheat, if the quality is good, Kevin sells for milling purposes, to be used for flour and bread. Over the years, Kevin has learned that a farmer can lose more money over excessive moisture than over a drought. “This year was especially bad because we were very wet in the…
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