We love everything about Indiana, from its big cities to its rural farms, and you can spend a lifetime exploring this state and still not see everything. One of the best ways to witness the beauty of The Hoosier State is from high above it.

Indiana farmers planted 5,190,000 acres of corn in 2017, and harvested 934,200,000 bushels. All that corn was worth more than three billion dollars.
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Harvesting the corn is a lot of work, but the large machines that harvest, shell and transport the corn are mesmerizing to watch.
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Much like fresh vacuum tracks in your front room carpet, the newly-harvested fields look so neat and tidy that we can't help but fall in love with this aspect of Indiana's agriculture.
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Check out this drone footage posted by Richard Pruitt on YouTube.com to see the corn harvest like you’ve never seen it before.

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