The heat is taking its toll on Indiana corn, as some corn is standing as high a 8 ft. in the fields, while other is only two feet tall, according to some Indiana farmers.
That could result in mixed pollination as the season goes on.
According to the USDA, the condition rating on the corn crop in Indiana has dropped for the last couple of weeks, confirming the concerns.
Heavy moisture in the spring has also contributed to the heat stress a number of farmers in Indiana are experiencing with their corn. The heavy moisture resulted in shallow rooted plants.
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