Rainy weather has created stressful conditions for Hoosier farmers as many race to finish planting. Stephanie Smith, agronomist at Golden Harvest, said this spring is one for the record books. Folks weren’t able to plant as many corn acres as they intended to due to rain. Now, it’s a race to plant soybeans.“ “I think it’s too late to plant corn now, unless we’re chopping it for silage, or we absolutely need it for livestock feed,” Smith said. “My recommendation is not to plant corn at this point. “We’re still OK with soybeans. We’re losing yield potential because we don’t have canopy because we’re just now planting.”