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08-11-2026 08:12 AM
I first heard of this last year or the year before. Figures, my town is a very small rural farming community and is surrounded by corn fields (and bean fields, etc.).
08-11-2026 04:31 PM - edited 08-11-2026 04:33 PM
@Cats3000 wrote:What are you talking about? What reporter on what station?
This was reported on my local CBS station "First Alert 4" St. Louis. I also looked up "Corn Sweat" online to read more about it. Check it out it's very interesting and you probably saw the post from @4Kitties after my initial post.
Thanks
08-11-2026 06:46 PM
@Cats3000 wrote:What are you talking about? What reporter on what station?
Please check it out for yourself. I promise, it is a very real thing!
08-13-2026 05:45 PM
I do know that soybeans lose mosture quickly in a hot dry wind and the leaves sort of shrivel and turn more upside down. So when you drive by and look at them, you see a lot of the silver underside.
That's you $$$$ for next year on their last legs. It's a bad sight to see.
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