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Growing Georgia published a timely look at the crop conditions for Georgia corn and peanuts this week. In spite of the rainy conditions, southern rust this year is quite low. This may be due to changes this year in the wind patterns which bring the spores up from the tropics. Some of the earliest planted corn is now at the dent stage and harvest should start in late July. The weather conditions also affected the planting of peanuts. You can read more here.
