In general, the corn crop is progressing well. The emergence of the crop across the county has been very even as the crop came through the ground well. The plants did get nipped from the cold on Saturday night, despite our area not hitting freezing temperatures and hovering around 2 degrees at its coldest point. The silvering of the plant, and browning leaves can be attributed to cold winds from that night. Right now, the growing point of the corn plant is below the surface, so it is fully expected to bounce back successfully, and shoot out new leaves. Some of the early corn has gotten side dressing already, but we expect the majority of the corn fields to be dressed starting later next week.