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Presence of multiple ear rots and premature kernel sprouting (e.g., vivipary) on ears which were completely submerged in flood water in East-Central Indiana (right three ears) in comparison to ears in the same field that were not submerged (left three ears)
Risk & Mycotoxin Management in Indiana Corn

Risk & Mycotoxin Management in Indiana Corn

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Sunrise in a Corn Field at ACRE
Indiana Corn Update - Issue #33

Indiana corn progress, Corn root architecture, corn anthers, USDA crop production forecast, weather.

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field of flooded corn with standing water and mud
Late-season Rainfall, Flooding, and Cloudy Weather Impacts on Indiana Corn

During the week of August 11, much of Indiana received excessive to record-setting rainfall...

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corn anthers growing on corn tassels
Corn Anthers: What Are They and Why Do They Matter?

Throughout July in Indiana, tassels begin to emerge above the corn canopy, signaling the start of...

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Sunrise in a Corn Field at ACRE
Indiana Corn Update - Issue #32

Indiana corn progress, mycotoxins & weather

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Standing water and flood damaged corn on June 23rd, 2026 in West Lafayette, IN.
How Flooding and Soil Waterlogging Affect Corn Growth and Yield

Many areas of Indiana experienced excessive rainfall from mid-May through late June (Figure 1),...

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