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Rural/Farm Life

Siwsan

(27,408 posts)

3. Mid-Michigan (Flint)

Reply to jcgoldie (Reply #2)

Thu Jun 27, 2019, 09:39 AM

Jun 2019

I was in western Maryland, over the weekend. We saw some fields with corn that looked like it was thriving but was not quite a foot tall. And we saw lots and lots of fields, through Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania, that still had significant standing water.

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Hows your tomatoes?!? [View all] jcgoldie Jun 2019 OP

Horrible. Absolutely horrible, because of the rain Siwsan Jun 2019 #1

Where are you exactly? jcgoldie Jun 2019 #2

Mid-Michigan (Flint) Siwsan Jun 2019 #3

Here in southern Illinois a lot of corn hasnt been planted :( jcgoldie Jun 2019 #4

Same here, in Michigan Siwsan Jun 2019 #5

Good idea jcgoldie Jun 2019 #7

Middle TN redstateblues Jun 2019 #6

Nice :) jcgoldie Jun 2019 #8

stunted is the word i would use. it's the clouds. mopinko Jun 2019 #9

If you find a solid greenhouse thats affordable I want one too jcgoldie Jun 2019 #10

i had hopes of building a mini-barn. mopinko Jun 2019 #14

My Romas seem to be coming in pretty good...I have a bumper crop of flowers budding... SWBTATTReg Jun 2019 #11

im just across the river outside Alton jcgoldie Jun 2019 #12

only have 4 plants, but they are coming along. Kali Jun 2019 #13

Girlfriend saisd DashOneBravo Jun 2019 #15