4th of July

How High Should Corn REALLY Have Been By the 4th of July?
How High Should Corn REALLY Have Been By the 4th of July?
How High Should Corn REALLY Have Been By the 4th of July?
Farmers now have better hybrids of corn, capability to efficiently plant more crops, and can even deal with pests on a whole new level, so this previous measurement is no longer accurate. Now, officials from the Iowa Corn Growers Association say that with the right conditions your corn crop could be about 8 feet tall by early to mid July.
It’s going to be VERY hot on the 4th of July
It’s going to be VERY hot on the 4th of July
It’s going to be VERY hot on the 4th of July
The National Weather Service in Des Moines says that the heat index for Independence Day will be in the 90s throughout the state. Will records be broken? Not even close. The record-high for the 4th of July in Waterloo is 109*! That record was set in 1911...