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While in the Southeast we have been experiencing warm temperatures and some rain although fairly dry the last month, farmers in other parts of the country are fighting a lot of rain and cold temperatures. How does that affect corn growth in those areas? AgWeb posted an article which describes some of the effects of this adverse weather on corn germination and plant growth here.

Source: Rome Ethredge, Seminole Crop E News