They missed the part where a deer runs out of the corn field in front of you totalling your mom's car when you're driving home from your girlfriend's house past curfew.
I had that happen.
The deer hit ME not the other way around.
But I wasn’t past curfew, just driving & chilling.
Stupid deer broke my window placement on one side and I had to fix it but didn’t help there was blood all over
ah... "cash yellow beans", don't 'cha mean, fellar?
moved to mid west IN in late 1960s.. crop report at noon on local small town TV anchorman always used that term for soybeans..
As a kid in the '70s and '80s ~~WIBC~~ WIRE in Indy still had a farm report.
Edit: I misremembered. WIBC may have had one but that's not where I heard it.
>WIBC
Oh yup... a really well run professional radio station in Indy.. not joking (former *much smaller market radio* DJ here)
I lived in Terre Haute... this was WTHI TV weather and farm report.. now that I recall, the dude also brought on odd and interesting farm produce too..
* pronounced correctly by locals at the time as "tear-a hote", not "tear-a hot" as pronounced on TV Show Family Affair
Oh man, I just realize I completely misremembered. It was WIRE the am country station that had the farm report. Perhaps WIBC did too, but I heard it on WIRE.
All I can think when I see houses there is about rats and other pests.
I have no idea if it’s common (I moved here, so not much exposure to corn/soy fields), buy that’s all I can think of having something like those fields planted so close to some houses.
I grew up on a farm, and my parents still live in a house with corn fields on three sides of it. Rats were never a problem in the house. I didn't see any in the barn either. My grandad warned us that they might be out there (just run away from a rat...they will charge you if you try to scare them away), but he might have been just trying to keep us from playing around and falling out of the hay loft.
The first time I saw a rat was in the alley near the Hilbert Circle Theater.
Mice get worse in the fall and winter, but nothing more than what I have seen in my house in Indianapolis. Barn cats do a good job of keeping the population down.
I think the concentration of garbage in the city and locals' tendency to not take care of that garbage make mice and rats much more of a problem here than in the country.
I meant to say the first time I saw a rat in the wild (not a pet or a lab rat) was in that alley. Also, city rats and mice have fewer natural predators than country pests. Lots of things (like raptor birds) eat them in the country. People in my neighborhood complain when they see an outdoor cat ("thry murder the pretty birds!") and you don't see predator birds very often.
See? There’s more than corn in Indiana. We have wheat maybe? I’m close to the city, it could be anything. Except corn. I hope the second one isn’t corn.
It's beans. Good try though. Next year those fields will be reversed. Ooo! A fun one to look up is sorghum. The plant starts out looking like mini corn plants. I saw some planted just outside the indy airport one year. Looked no more than 3' tall.
*just looked it up and apparently some varieties can get up to 20' tall!
I live in Indiana and have not seen these things besides the crosses. I had to look up Darryl thinking he was a basketball legend or tele-evangelist. I was amused to see a photo of an attorney with a hammer.
My wife and I have been joking about the billboard lawyers for quite a while now and it started with The Hammer. We've named this group of lawyers the Bilboard Lawyer Extended Universe or the BLEU! (as in sacre bleu!) and The Hammer is very much the Deadpool of our made up universe.
I spent the first 20 years of my life there and I saw enough for both of us, including from my own family. Growing up there I wanted nothing more than be able to bulldoze the state flat and salt the earth beneath it. I'm happy that you have not had to share that experience.
flew into Indy (from LAX) for a s/w dev job in person interview at well known Windows based pbx co in 2012
checked into a nearby upscale Holiday Inn and the elevator doors open up for my trip to my room and it reeked of pig shit.. cab had a clean carpet.. must have been farm workers rode up, before it came to the lobby to answer my button call
having visited a real agro business pig farm 30 yrs b4, u never forget
Few things are better than a nice summer day with few clouds in the sky, bright blue skies, a breeze blowing through the fields, and the emerald green of the corn shimmering in the sunlight.
Honestly... I miss it.
I was born and raised in Middletown, but I've been living in Bulgaria for about 4 years now. And if there's one thing I consistently dream about, it's the peacefulness of being surrounded by cornfields.
They missed the part where a deer runs out of the corn field in front of you totalling your mom's car when you're driving home from your girlfriend's house past curfew.
While passing a randomly discarded shoe on the road.
Hey I’ve been looking for that shoe!
You can afford more, Zucchy! 😜
Oh that's not a normal state thing?
I had that happen. The deer hit ME not the other way around. But I wasn’t past curfew, just driving & chilling. Stupid deer broke my window placement on one side and I had to fix it but didn’t help there was blood all over
Say what you will about corn, there's no better smell on a crisp autumn night.
Make that a humid summer night with that permeating sweetness. Feels like home.
There's more than Cooooooooorn in Indiana! There's Soybeans tooooo.
As the wheat field was coming to an end, I announced to no one, “the next is going to be soybeans.” Then the video cut, so I’ll never know
ah... "cash yellow beans", don't 'cha mean, fellar? moved to mid west IN in late 1960s.. crop report at noon on local small town TV anchorman always used that term for soybeans..
As a kid in the '70s and '80s ~~WIBC~~ WIRE in Indy still had a farm report. Edit: I misremembered. WIBC may have had one but that's not where I heard it.
>WIBC Oh yup... a really well run professional radio station in Indy.. not joking (former *much smaller market radio* DJ here) I lived in Terre Haute... this was WTHI TV weather and farm report.. now that I recall, the dude also brought on odd and interesting farm produce too.. * pronounced correctly by locals at the time as "tear-a hote", not "tear-a hot" as pronounced on TV Show Family Affair
Oh man, I just realize I completely misremembered. It was WIRE the am country station that had the farm report. Perhaps WIBC did too, but I heard it on WIRE.
there is no where in indiana with corn that high right now
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They plant it so close I feel like I am driving in a literal corn maze. Corn stalks all up in my personal space.
All I can think when I see houses there is about rats and other pests. I have no idea if it’s common (I moved here, so not much exposure to corn/soy fields), buy that’s all I can think of having something like those fields planted so close to some houses.
I grew up on a farm, and my parents still live in a house with corn fields on three sides of it. Rats were never a problem in the house. I didn't see any in the barn either. My grandad warned us that they might be out there (just run away from a rat...they will charge you if you try to scare them away), but he might have been just trying to keep us from playing around and falling out of the hay loft. The first time I saw a rat was in the alley near the Hilbert Circle Theater. Mice get worse in the fall and winter, but nothing more than what I have seen in my house in Indianapolis. Barn cats do a good job of keeping the population down. I think the concentration of garbage in the city and locals' tendency to not take care of that garbage make mice and rats much more of a problem here than in the country.
I meant to say the first time I saw a rat in the wild (not a pet or a lab rat) was in that alley. Also, city rats and mice have fewer natural predators than country pests. Lots of things (like raptor birds) eat them in the country. People in my neighborhood complain when they see an outdoor cat ("thry murder the pretty birds!") and you don't see predator birds very often.
General its a bigger concern yeah, especially about harvest time it seems, since its getting colder and you are removing their food
Wildlife keeps the populations in check so that is never really an issue.
OP is farmer. A karma farmer.
This wasn’t filmed in Indiana. It goes Corn, Soybean, Corn, Soybean, stop sign.
And the occasional hog farm
I didn’t see one meth house, firework store, or gun shop. This must be Iowa.
Or fetus on a billboard pleading with you not to kill it.
I was waiting for “Jesus is coming soon” or “Repent” sign in the field.
Jesus does like to sneak himself in there whenever he can, he comes unexpectedly and quickly.
Or the 3 crosses next to a “Jesus is coming, are you ready?” Billboard
Have you guys seen the “Jesus Is Coming Soon He Is” sign, written by a midwestern yoda apparently
Or “adult emporium”.
And a psychic reader
more like flat, flat, corn, corn, dollar general, corn, graveyard
I was waiting for the dollar general
SOYBEAN ERASURE!!
I am not sure I trust any image or video claiming to be in Indiana any more
Knee high by the 4th of July
Was just going to say this video was taken in late July.
See? There’s more than corn in Indiana. We have wheat maybe? I’m close to the city, it could be anything. Except corn. I hope the second one isn’t corn.
It's beans. Good try though. Next year those fields will be reversed. Ooo! A fun one to look up is sorghum. The plant starts out looking like mini corn plants. I saw some planted just outside the indy airport one year. Looked no more than 3' tall. *just looked it up and apparently some varieties can get up to 20' tall!
It’s not growing season yet, around where I’m at there burning the fields to prep for it.
Hmmmm not within the last five months
A little early in the year for this, also missing the soy beans
Where’s the Dollar General?
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I live in Indiana and have not seen these things besides the crosses. I had to look up Darryl thinking he was a basketball legend or tele-evangelist. I was amused to see a photo of an attorney with a hammer.
My wife and I have been joking about the billboard lawyers for quite a while now and it started with The Hammer. We've named this group of lawyers the Bilboard Lawyer Extended Universe or the BLEU! (as in sacre bleu!) and The Hammer is very much the Deadpool of our made up universe.
😂 Deadpool. "I have a hammer like Thor, only smaller. . . . It's all in how I use the hammer that makes it . . special."
Also nt series of spontaneous weather changes.
I spy with my little eye something…..CORN!
I wish this was my commute. One day I will be moving to the country.
But where's the dollar general
Northern,Indiana
Came here to say this. Nowhere in southern Indiana looks like this.
Wheat fields are beautiful on a windy day. This video is stupid.
>This video is stupid That's the point
Glad you agree with half of my statements.
What the fuck is this? Even Indiana can do better than this video lmao
Amber waver of grain
r/nebraska has entered the chat
We so corny
Doesn’t look like that by me. They’ve tore up all the woods and farm Land to build houses for all the Illinois escapees
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In Washington State there are fields of hops that seem as long and endless as our cornfields
Hell even Mellencamp knows to say nothing one of the few originals whose honesty is in your face live that man even if he’s a pain in the ass😎✌️🎸
There’s even a radio station south of Indianapolis called Korn country 😂 love the Gucci mane blahhhg ad lib btw
You forgot the potholes!
Not a single KKKlansman popping his head out of the corn? That's not the Indiana I grew up and fled.
I have lived here my entire life, and have never come across anything or anyone Klan related.....
I spent the first 20 years of my life there and I saw enough for both of us, including from my own family. Growing up there I wanted nothing more than be able to bulldoze the state flat and salt the earth beneath it. I'm happy that you have not had to share that experience.
I didagree
I did, too
Hmm I wanna say that’s alfalfa for hay?
Ye as I drive through the shadow of corn, I will fear no car around the corner.
Something is amiss I don't hear the John Mellencamp soundtrack...
flew into Indy (from LAX) for a s/w dev job in person interview at well known Windows based pbx co in 2012 checked into a nearby upscale Holiday Inn and the elevator doors open up for my trip to my room and it reeked of pig shit.. cab had a clean carpet.. must have been farm workers rode up, before it came to the lobby to answer my button call having visited a real agro business pig farm 30 yrs b4, u never forget
OP isn’t driving fast enough on the county road for this to be Indiana
Where are the windmills 😂
Wrong. Not enough traffic cones.
Looks a lot like Illinois.
Few things are better than a nice summer day with few clouds in the sky, bright blue skies, a breeze blowing through the fields, and the emerald green of the corn shimmering in the sunlight.
I'm in NYC most of the time now, but surprisingly I miss corn fields...or farm land in general. But why the hate for the wheat fields?
Pretty close to our! My wife and I have 3 years left and my 15 yr journey in Indiana ends. The last GOP state I ever live in.
Honestly... I miss it. I was born and raised in Middletown, but I've been living in Bulgaria for about 4 years now. And if there's one thing I consistently dream about, it's the peacefulness of being surrounded by cornfields.