The Old Farmer's Almanac says

Anonymous-0 · Feb 24, 2014

If locust trees are heavy with bloossoms, it will be a good corn year.

skip33652 · Feb 24, 2014

if it rains in july and august its usually pretty good corn year here

Tony in SD · Feb 24, 2014

So are the locust trees are heavy with blossoms?

Randy Shoe · Feb 24, 2014

And if the sun shines most of the time during the day and it's dark at night, plenty of moisture, with no insects or weeds, and dry harvest weather, the corn crop will be a good one. LO

MarkB_MI · Feb 24, 2014

It seems the former script writers for "Kung Fu" got jobs at the Almanac, Grasshopper.

teddy52food · Feb 24, 2014

Here in mid Mn. a good corn crop follows a winter of deep frost.

donjr · Feb 24, 2014

If the locust trees around here are heavy with blossoms, it means there'll be that many more of the mangy, tire finding saplings with thorns around to have to mow....

47fivewindow · Feb 24, 2014

In maryland when the locust trees bloom, it's time to go crabbin!

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