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Corn, Soybean Crop Progress Remains Behind Schedule

September 17, 2019 | Posted in Commodities

Corn in the dough stage improved from last week’s rate of 89% to 93% as of Sept. 15. This still remains behind the corn in the dough stage percentage from Sept. 15, 2018 of 99% and the 5 year average of 98%.

Home Stretch for 2019 Corn & Soybeans Not Yet in Sight

September 10, 2019 | Posted in Commodities

The home stretch of this year’s U.S. corn and soybean crops is still a ways off, unlike recent years when, by this date, farmers would be preparing their combines for harvest.

Corn, Soybean Maturity Continues to Lag

September 4, 2019 | Posted in Commodities

While corn in the dough stage improved from 71% a week ago to 81% as of Sept. 1, the crop continues to trail last year’s development for this date, which was 95%, as well as the 5 year average of 93%. Corn dented is even further behind, with only 41% of this year’s crop at this stage vs. 73% last year on this date and 5 year average of 63%.

Slight Improvement Reported in Condition of Corn, Soybean Crops

August 27, 2019 | Posted in Commodities

The latest Crop Progress report from USDA shows a small improvement in the condition of both corn and soybean crops as of Aug. 25. But, as expected, both remain significantly behind both last year‘s and the 5 year average when it comes to pace of development.

Little Change in Current Corn, Soybean Crop Conditions

August 19, 2019 | Posted in Commodities

There was very little change in the overall condition of this year’s corn and soybean crop during the past week, but both continue to lag crop conditions at this point a year ago, according to USDA’s Aug. 19 Crop Progress report.

Corn and Soybean Crops Continue to Play Catch Up

August 13, 2019 | Posted in Commodities

USDA’s Aug. 11 Crop Progress report indicates that neither the 2019 corn and soybean crops are where they would be typically at this point of the year and are still feeling the weather effects that caused the late planting season this spring.

Little or No Change in Corn and Soybean Conditions; Crop Progress Remains Slow

August 6, 2019 | Posted in Commodities

The Aug. 4 Crop Progress report from USDA indicates that the percentage of corn acres silking grew by 20% in the past week, from 58% to 78% as of last Sunday, but it still remains far behind the 95% last year the 5 year average of 93% for this date.

Corn & Soybean Crop Progress Still Behind the Curve

July 30, 2019 | Posted in Commodities

USDA reports that, as of July 28, 58% of corn acres are silking. This up for 35% in the week prior, but far beyond the 90% a year earlier and the 5 year average of 83% for this date.

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Crop Progress Continues to Lag; Little Change in Corn & Soybeans Condition

July 22, 2019 | Posted in Commodities

USDA noted little change in the overall condition of U.S. corn and soybeans in its July 22 report, but neither crop has been able to close much of the gap when it comes to their maturity levels.

Corn & Soybean Maturity Significantly Behind 5 Year Average for Mid-July

July 16, 2019 | Posted in Commodities

Source: USDA

Only 17% of this year's corn crop is silking and only 22% of soybeans are blooming.

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