assess the damage. some think they won't even have a crop to plant this year. it came fast. it hasn't stopped. the missouri river flooded to record levels across midwestern states, taking with it homes, crops and livestock. leaving farmers with hundreds of millions of dollars in losses. as you stand here and you look at this flooding, what are the emotions that come to you? >> there's a lot of pain and uncertainty of your future. >> reporter: this on top of new tariffs which have lowered prices on crops and livestock, implemented by a president many farmers here support. dustin is a fifth generation soy and corn farmer in iowa. he hasn't been able to get to his 2,000 acre farm since sunday. how much of your land would you say is underwater right now? >> 95%. >> reporter: what is the damage you are looking at?