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Drought in Hoosierland By: Gil Gullickson
See some of the most severe drought conditions in the Corn Belt.

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Think you’re dry? Well, there are many northern and central Indiana farmers who are in the same boat. Here’s a look at some fields that Gil Gullickson, Crops Technology observed during a visit to northern and central Indiana last week.

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Southwestern Indiana much worse. Nancy Willetts 06/29/2012 @ 8:40am Mr. Gullickson needs to travel to southwestern Indiana counties of Knox, Daviess, Pike, Gibson, Vanderburgh and surrounding coungties, and just across the Wabash into SE Illinois. The drought is much worse there. Corn looks more like milo. Extremely curled and dry. Sadly, I wish our corn in SW Indiana looked as good as these pictures.

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