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I went home last week to visit my mom.  One early morning I walked through the corn fields near the house.  The stalks looked good at first.  They were over 6 feet tall.  Then I noticed there were only two ears per stalk, instead of the six to eight that I was used to seeing.  Wierd... I heard an article on NPR when I got back that the heat was hurting the corn crop.  Evidently the corn doesn't pollinate in the heat that we've been having..... mystery explained.
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I went home last week to visit my mom. One early morning I walked through the corn fields near the house. The stalks looked good at first. They were over 6 feet tall. Then I noticed there were only two ears per stalk, instead of the six to eight that I was used to seeing. Wierd... I heard an article on NPR when I got back that the heat was hurting the corn crop. Evidently the corn doesn't pollinate in the heat that we've been having..... mystery explained.

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  • I went home last week to visit my mom.  One early morning I walked through the corn fields near the house.  The stalks looked good at first.  They were over 6 feet tall.  Then I noticed there were only two ears per stalk, instead of the six to eight that I was used to seeing.  Wierd... I heard an article on NPR when I got back that the heat was hurting the corn crop.  Evidently the corn doesn't pollinate in the heat that we've been having..... mystery explained.
  • Notice on two ears per stalk.
  • Early morning northeast Louisiana.
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  • The heat does not seem to have affected the milo crop. This is one of the beautiful fields of milo I saw in northeast Louisiana.
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