Lots of things could cause it unfortunately. You have a population problem. The area your standing looks like a compaction area from something a previous year. It also looks like you had enough rain so if the seed is there it should have come up. It looks like some of it was there and germinated later. A sign of less than perfect seed soil contact. If it was cold and wet at the start and planted early it would do the same but judging by your location and size of the corn Id say thats not it. Time to check those 6 finger pickup meters, check your truvee disc openers and closing wheels!!! Then next year or even go play in a patch if you can find it now and check your depth of seed really close my uncle was planting 4 inches down once and it took a very long time for it to come up and looked similar. Just from a bit of your picture I dont see repeatable stripes but if there are looking at how many rows between the pattern is key. Fertilizer dry applicator not throwing fertilizer far enough will be an exact pattern as will both nh3 bar and planter depth and closing problems in the center and end rows.
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