The storms have disrupted farming schedules, particularly for those managing corn and soybean crops. Tornado damage to infrastructure, such as barns and irrigation pivots, has added to the challenges. Farmers are also contending with weed growth, which has been exacerbated by recent rainfall. The cost of additional chemical treatments to manage weeds is estimated at $12-15 per acre, further straining budgets. Delays in nitrogen applications and spraying could impact crop yields if weather conditions worsen.