The variability in weather has led to uneven crop development across Indiana, with some areas experiencing significant flooding and others remaining relatively unaffected. Flooding has caused 'Swiss cheese fields' with drowned-out spots, reducing yield potential in certain areas. Disease and insect pressures have been minimal, but gray leaf spot and sudden death syndrome (SDS) are being monitored. Farmers are also observing nitrogen loss in corn due to heavy rains earlier in the season. The variability within individual fields is expected to result in a wide range of yields, with some areas performing well and others struggling.