Farmers in northern Indiana were relieved to see a good rain yesterday, but the prospects for more summer drought remain. Chris Hurt, Purdue Ag Economist, told a group of farmers at this week's Purdue Farm Management tour that Indiana crops were estimated to be only 37% good or excellent, compared to 82% in the Dakotas and 62% in Iowa and Nebraska. Illinois and Ohio corn and soybeans are ranked 52% good or excellent.