north-central Indiana west of Fulton | 10 days ago 3-6” of rain hit a select area in our county. We had possibly 80 acres of low muck flooded for a few days. It’s about dry enough to work again, and deciding what to save is difficult. Looking at individual plants , I kind of question their viability.....but you can row a lot more corn than you would think. Do you think these plants are too damaged to save?
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Thoughts on these flooded corn plants
