Corn stalks in a drought-stricken farm in Mechanicsville, Maryland. An exceptionally hot summer and the worst drought in more than half a century has cut the U.S. corn crop to a five-year low and sent prices soaring.
Corn stalks in a drought-stricken farm in Bondurant, Iowa. An exceptionally hot summer and the worst drought in more than half a century has cut the U.S. corn crop to a five-year low and sent prices soaring. Photo courtesy: AFP
Corn stalks in a drought-stricken farm in Granger, Iowa. An exceptionally hot summer and the worst drought in more than half a century has cut the U.S. corn crop to a five-year low and sent prices soaring. Photo courtesy: AFP
Corn stalks in a drought-stricken farm in Bondurant, Iowa. An exceptionally hot summer and the worst drought in more than half a century has cut the U.S. corn crop to a five-year low and sent prices soaring. Photo courtesy: AFP
Corn stalks in a drought-stricken farm in Bondurant, Iowa. An exceptionally hot summer and the worst drought in more than half a century has cut the U.S. corn crop to a five-year low and sent prices soaring. Photo courtesy: AFP
Corn stalks in a drought-stricken farm in Collins, Iowa. An exceptionally hot summer and the worst drought in more than half a century has cut the U.S. corn crop to a five-year low and sent prices soaring. Photo courtesy: AFP
Corn stalks in a drought-stricken farm in Bondurant, Iowa. An exceptionally hot summer and the worst drought in more than half a century has cut the U.S. corn crop to a five-year low and sent prices soaring. Photo courtesy: AFP
Corn stalks in a drought-stricken farm in Bondurant, Iowa. An exceptionally hot summer and the worst drought in more than half a century has cut the U.S. corn crop to a five-year low and sent prices soaring. Photo courtesy: AFP
Corn stalks in a drought-stricken farm in Bondurant, Iowa. An exceptionally hot summer and the worst drought in more than half a century has cut the U.S. corn crop to a five-year low and sent prices soaring. Photo courtesy: AFP
Corn stalks in a drought-stricken farm in Colo, Iowa. An exceptionally hot summer and the worst drought in more than half a century has cut the U.S. corn crop to a five-year low and sent prices soaring. Photo courtesy: AFP
