The latest U.S. Drought Monitor maps show worsening conditions in parts of the Corn Belt. 🌽 Areas in three of the top corn-producing states shifted from severe (D2) to extreme (D3) drought. Watch the video for a closer look at the updated maps. #USDroughtMonitor #Drought #CornBelt #AgWeather #CropConditions #Agriculture | Successful Farming

36K views · 249 reactions | Recent flooding has effected farmers in the Northwestern Corn Belt. #farming #flooding | U.S. Farm Report | Facebook

The #Derecho that brought hurricane-like conditions to 9 states in the midwest this week tore through the corn belt and may have destroyed $3 Billion worth of potential revenue. Now farmers who have been living on the edge with the impact a trade war, ethonol policy, COVID-19, restraunts and meat-packing plants closed... may lose the farm. | Dave Malkoff

Burnt Corn, Alabama — Where Legends Still Whisper Tucked along the Monroe–Conecuh county line, Burnt Corn is one of those places where stories seem to hang in the air. From the old trading post days to the skirmish that sparked the Creek War of 1813, this quiet crossroads has seen it all. You can still feel the history in the air, from the shade of the old oaks to the dust of the red clay road. 🎥 Follow along as we roll through one of Alabama’s most storied little communities — where time moves

The Forgotten Spring That Gave Burnt Corn Its Name Along Alabama’s Old Federal Road, history is written in small places like this. The Burnt Corn Spring marker stands as a reminder of a violent raid in 1813 that helped ignite the Creek War. Though the spring itself is long gone, the story — and the name — still echo through this quiet crossroads. 📍 Burnt Corn, Alabama 🛣️ County Road 5 #AlabamaHistory #CreekWar #BurntCorn #HistoricalMarkers #FederalRoad #DeepSouthHistory #BlackBeltAlabama #Rura