Posted by Bill(Wis) on June 16, 2022 at 08:37:26 from (174.192.147.167):
I made one of my hysterical/historical voyages from far western New Jersey to Central Siberia on Tuesday, 14 June. I enjoy looking at the farm fields along the way and observed (Yogi Berra said that you can observe a lot by watching) that many, many farm fields in northern Ohio and Indiana have nothing planted in them. Some have burned down crop residue and some of the fields have been tilled exposing the bare soil. The crops that I did see looked rather poorly for this time of year. Yellow, short corn and soybeans just barely poking out of the ground for the most part. A few really nice fields of corn in Indiana but very few. This was along the course of I80 (Ohio and Indiana Turnpikes). I wonder if some of those fields were not planted because of weather conditions or input costs that didn't justify planting? I'm talking, in some cases, whole sections of land. I've never seen this before in all the years I've been traveling this part of our once-great country. ??
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