 The flooding in southern Minnesota, eastern South Dakota, and northwest Iowa has been detrimental to crops. South Dakota State University Extension forage field specialist Sarah Bowder says that much of the water has started to recede. Producers are starting to see the effects of the flooding. But the issues we're seeing from producers are mainly that their row crops, specifically corn and soybean, and even some alfalfa fields that were flooded out are looking pretty questionable.