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INCase

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Here in north Central Indiana corn is

3 to 4 inches high and some is
3 to 4 feet high

Lots in between.
 
Same thing here in Michigan,sometimes in the same field. One side was planted early,then the low wet side was planted a few weeks ago.
 
We are lucky here in Central IL. Corn is tall and looks great, Beans look just about as good. The big rains have been missing us.
 
We are in a small area in E central Il. where the little bit of April corn is shoulder high the May is knee high and some June is 3inches I believe the board of trade better wake up and stop believing the Govt. reports I think we are looking at a 85 million ac. crop istead of the 90 they say lots didn't get planted and a lot has gotten flooded
 
NO shortage of rain in Wisconsin -- it has been raining daily since last Sunday. Maybe some sun tomorrow finally. Some corn looks good from the road but other fields are just emerging as they were planted late too -- maybe 3-4 inches.
 
Here in south Mississippi most of the corn is anly about three feet tall and it is being cut up for silage. There was not enough rain for it to even make.
 
I'm about in the same situation as Travis. Here in my neck of the woods in NW Iowa the crops are looking great. Not too many miles away from me there's drown out and stunted yellow corn. Jim
 
You're exactly right, same over towards Lafayette. I just walked through a field that's up to my chest that I got in "early". Saw some others down the road that are 9".
 
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