Helped by a stretch of favorable weather, Kentucky’s farmers continue to
make up ground on getting their row crops planted. As of Sunday, 95
percent of the state’s corn crop had emerged, and 79 percent was rated
in good or excellent condition, according to a USDA weekly report. Corn
has grown to an average of 21 inches, with the most advanced corn
averaging 35 inches.
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