Thursday, July 28th, 2016
Photo by Nancy Allen/The Daily Standard

Leaves on these corn plants along Clover Four Road just east of U.S. 127 are curling and turning brown, both signs of insufficient moisture. Many area farmers are expected to experience yield losses due to the dry conditions. A small part of Mercer County south of Grand Lake along the border with Auglaize County and the lower third of Auglaize County are in a moderate drought, according to the USDA's drought monitor.

Related online story:
Many local farmers will see yield losses due to dry weather and drought conditions.
Combine that with lower market prices for corn and soybeans, and farmers could be facing a tough year, local ag officials say. [More]
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