Drought Makes Marijuana an Easy Mark for Indiana Eradication Effort

State Police got an early start to the annual marijuana Indiana eradication effort season Tuesday morning, Sgt. Jerry Goodin said the browning of drought stricken corn makes the resilient green pot plants interspersed between them “stick out like a sore thumb.” Further proving there’s a reason that marijuana is called “weed”, it’s a hearty plant that grows just about anywhere, even in drought conditions.