Corn after hail

yorklib says: Corn and hail stones are the two key elements of this gallery.

IMG_2071 by John Walter

yorklib says: The shredded upper stalks and white dead spots on the lower stalks show up clearly.

yorklib says: The split and broken leaves are typical for a straight-down hail with a few large stones.

Hail damage on the corn by longdistancehiker

yorklib says: The compound image of hail stones in the grass, along with the destroyed corn field with hail still visible. And it is a Nebraska scene.

Tough Break by N. Alt

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yorklib says: This one was taken shortly after the hail storm had passed so the damage is fresh.

IMG_1700 by Chris Johnson

yorklib says: The piles of hailstones at the base of the poultry netting beg the question -- did the fence save the corn?

Hail at base of corn by Vivian Evans

yorklib says: Late season hail like this can result in light weight grain with mold and fungus problems.

9-7-09 Hoffers damage-Romie's Photo by Carol Anderson

yorklib says: Not much left but stalks when the corn ears were just starting to fill. The field in the background looks more intact.

Cut Short by caleb corbin

yorklib says: Total destruction with only stubs of stalks in the foreground. Plus, this one is identified as coming from Nebraska.

Hail damaged corn field by Lyle George

yorklib says: This photo shows hailed corn at the stage where ears are forming and tassels are shedding pollen, and adds the human dimension.

Hail Destruction by Joseph L. Murphy

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yorklib says: Another photo implying the human dimension of a corn field destroyed by hail.

Height of Corn by check_aaron

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