 The tasseling, pollination, not to mention flooding rainfall and wet grounds. Plenty of weed disease and insect pressure, I'm sure, over sections of the western through central and southern Corn Belt. Winter wheat fields will appreciate the rainfall and, boy, it'll be a record-setting spring wheat crop, according to the USDA, 53, perhaps, bushels per acre. That'll set a record, pretty amazing, considering the wide variance of soil moisture and conditions in the parts of the upper Midwest and Plain States areas.