Pioneer reps have not been out to check corn out yet maybe today but did more scouting yesterday and noticed that the corn in the bottoms and better ground is worse than on the hills. On the good ground the corn is very tall lush and green has blank stalks and ears with no husks on them. Walked the hills and a spot where we had some nitrogen loss the corn is shorter every stalk has an ear and the husks appear normal. Now one would think if it was stress related the really good ground would be better but it is the opposite, can't wait to hear what they have to say.