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Corn Conditions Around Ontario - Photos from May 30th

6:35 PM - 30 May 12 via Twitter for BlackBerry® 
 
 
apasztor82 55 mins 5 secs ago Twitter
Hyland 8524 planted Apr 26, enough said yfrog.com/h87vlzmsj

Some hail damage from the storm.

5:16 PM - 30 May 12 via Twitter for Android

Seeing lots open seed trench and variable emergence. We need rain bad


2:30 PM - 30 May 12 via Twitter for BlackBerry® ·

Our corn looks ok. Planted May 7th. No rain since we planted. Good sub soil moisture. Tara Ontario 


3:02 PM - 30 May 12 via Twitter for BlackBerry® ·

Corn is 85 % out of plastic mulch 6 weeks after planting with Samco system

2:10 PM - 30 May 12 via Twitter for BlackBerry® 

Hail hit woodstock . 


and this from last night:
apasztor82 18 hours, 1 min ago Twitter
#Hyland country looking real good yfrog.com/khz4vqtkj
z4vqtk.jpg

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Comment by OntAG Admin on May 30, 2012 at 11:52pm

Hard to believe the  is doing this well with limited to no . 

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