From Wikipedia-A group of vultures in flight is called a 'kettle', while the term 'committee' refers to a group of vultures resting on the ground or in trees. A group of vultures that are feeding is termed a 'wake'.[6]

I’ve recently got 50-70 crows showing up from different directions regularly on the back of 120 acres of west Ky farm in the evening. At first I thought they were just mad at a hawk/owl but it keeps happening. Any ideas what’s going on? Here’s some of them.

I’m confident they can continue to have incrementally worse decisions but I’m excited to see if they can have exponentially worse decisions.

Haven’t been to a potluck recently but my mom would often bring green bean casserole. Lots of cotton and rice in MS Delta but not in KY.

The Midwest is where corn is grown and west KY grows corn like IN and OH.

As a Kentuckian, I’d like to add a couple to your list.

And State Tree of Kentucky! Less importantly also Indiana and Tennessee.

Heard it as 8 is great, 9 you’re mine

I’d add herbicide drift to your list. extension.illinois.edu/blogs/pestic...

Unintended herbicide injury on trees: A growing concern

Overall, certified pesticide applicators do an excellent job keeping pesticides on target to protect crop yield and the aesthetics of various landscape settings.