As of this week, 70 percent of the state’s corn has been harvested – compared to 85 percent at this time last year.

Indiana’s corn harvest is still 10 percent behind schedule, with soybeans about on track, as a year of difficult farming conditions stretches into November.

The soybean crop is on track as of this week, but corn is less than half harvested – putting family farms like White Oak Farms in Putnam County under the gun.

The state's soybean crop is 42 percent harvested as of this week, about the same as average. But the corn crop lags at just 24 percent.

Indiana farm revenues are expected to increase by about $500 million over last year. However, with land, equipment and labor costs, profits will still be low.