Posted by fixerupper on August 25, 2014 at 19:20:42 from (100.42.82.100):
Thought I'd show you a pic of what some of our corn crop looks like in my neighborhood here in Northwest Iowa. This was planted to corn last May but two 3.5 inch rains back to back drowned it out. I'm not alone. I lost about 50 acres in about a dozen little low places out of 640 planted to crops. My neighbor across the fence lost 60 acres in one pond. This particular drowned out area is on the far end of a field that's 1/2 mile long and the only way to get to it to mow the weeds is to drive down two rows of corn with the tractor. Most of the corn sprang back up after I drove through it because it's short from being in wet ground too long. The size of this area shocked me, I've never had this much drown out in this field. The field is 60 acres and this area alone is 15 acres. There are two other smaller areas totaling maybe 5 acres that drowned in this field so that only leaves 40 acres to pay for 60 acres worth of rent and crop inputs at $3.35 for current corn. Most of my neighbors in this area are in the same boat. It just shows not all of the corn belt has a bin busting crop. The light yellow tint on the tractor and mower is pollen from the weeds. If I didn't have that cab to sit in my eyes would probably be half swollen shut tonight. Jim
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