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From the Fields: Bitter season for sweet corn (opens the original)
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The rain shut off for a bit and it got really hot, which I think is where the pollination issues came in with the sweet corn. Weâve had plenty of rain, but not as much as some areas. Our fields are pretty well drained. Every field has some drowned-out spots, but for the most part weâre sitting pretty decent. At least we havenât had any drought scares. The last two years we got to the point where we needed the rain or we would have been hurting. Then we got a rain and it ended up being OK.
From the Fields: Bitter season for sweet corn (opens the original)
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The rain shut off for a bit and it got really hot, which I think is where the pollination issues came in with the sweet corn. Weâve had plenty of rain, but not as much as some areas. Our fields are pretty well drained. Every field has some drowned-out spots, but for the most part weâre sitting pretty decent. At least we havenât had any drought scares. The last two years we got to the point where we needed the rain or we would have been hurting. Then we got a rain and it ended up being OK.
From the Fields: Rain provides a vital boost (opens the original)
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For our operation, we have been really fortunate with rainfall. Weâve had a lot of rain, but our drowned-out areas are minimal. We have a couple of spots that are drowned out, but overall we are looking pretty good. We were dry for a while, but we got 1.5 inches of rain about a week ago. That last rain was much needed and perfect timing. With that rain came wind that blew some of our sweet corn over, but that corn has perked up and it is still growing. Soybeans are made in August, so as long a
From the Fields: Rain provides a vital boost (opens the original)
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For our operation, we have been really fortunate with rainfall. Weâve had a lot of rain, but our drowned-out areas are minimal. We have a couple of spots that are drowned out, but overall we are looking pretty good. We were dry for a while, but we got 1.5 inches of rain about a week ago. That last rain was much needed and perfect timing. With that rain came wind that blew some of our sweet corn over, but that corn has perked up and it is still growing. Soybeans are made in August, so as long a
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