northwest tennessee has lost at least 75% of our corn yield as of july 8. Rain has helped the corn that has ears but 109 degree temperatures caused lots of stalks without ears. The beans have been helped for the time being. We also have bought back what contracts the company would allow.
corn is a disaster, totally ran out of water, early planted pollinated, but ears will not fill and some ears will not fill at all. Replant corn can't even tassel, 7' tall and started tasseling a week ago and then shut down. Reminds me of 1980 or worse
our corn crop will be a total disaster after this week. 4 to 5 feet tall and ready to tassel. Starting to burn on bottom of plant. Sweet corn is 1.5 feet tall and tasseling. NC Indiana, eastern Fulton county.
crops are starting to really hurt now,some on sandy soils are already done.good to ex. soils are curling and turning white on the shallow soils. southern,wi.
We're in Eastern Arizona at 6400 feet elevation. We haven't had rain for several months, and we're very vulnerable to catastrophic wildfire right now. Even though we suffer these very dry conditions, weeds and insects are a major problem for us. It's a huge challenge to grow anything here this year.
The only harvest with any certain grain is wheat and that was hurt by dry weather. Corn and soybeans will not produce grain without a significant period of rains within 30 days. Have already bought back all forward contracted bushels on the Board. Crop Ins. with the fall harvest price option will pay most of the bills.
If you planted to april 27th your good after that date lots of issues. Hard rains compacted and crusted soils leading to emergence issues. stands are less than desireable, however just above being worthy of replant. now insects are hitting hard cutworm,armyworm and stalk borer and the fields are clean of weeds. it is one goofy year that is not off to an excellent start
I livr 30 miles east of Omaha Ne. if we don't get some rain in the next ten days crops are going to start dying. It is getting pretty scary out ther now.
Corn planted March 31 is just barly over Knee high, nothing growing right slow and slower. starting to look like 1983 drought where corn made around 20 bu or less. Very few filed looks good.
Our farms are in northwest Iowa. Sioux County was very dry up until mid-May. Then a series of rains came through, totaling over 6" for the month. Corn and soybeans are off to a wonderful start with ample moisture at this time.
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Early corn looks ok even with some hail. Early beans are great if pods will fill. DC beans are a waste of money. Central Va
northwest tennessee has lost at least 75% of our corn yield as of july 8. Rain has helped the corn that has ears but 109 degree temperatures caused lots of stalks without ears. The beans have been helped for the time being. We also have bought back what contracts the company would allow.
Toast
burnt to a crisp.
south cental Wisconsin
Toast burnt to a crisp!
Weather has been cooperating in our area. And, as long as we keep getting our ave rainfall they will be high yielding crops
crop is loosing yield fast wright county Iowa
you don't have enough options, most crops are more than just thirsty.
Your right ! Answers don't give the right options. Our crop is very burned from the extreme temperatures.
corn is a disaster, totally ran out of water, early planted pollinated, but ears will not fill and some ears will not fill at all. Replant corn can't even tassel, 7' tall and started tasseling a week ago and then shut down. Reminds me of 1980 or worse
tempertures are hurting the corn.It is very dry and the ear size is going to be small. The beans have have had a bad year so far.
the early planted beans are much better than the later planted.
Corn looks very good; Beans fair[some of the chemicals nipped the beans}
our corn crop will be a total disaster after this week. 4 to 5 feet tall and ready to tassel. Starting to burn on bottom of plant. Sweet corn is 1.5 feet tall and tasseling. NC Indiana, eastern Fulton county.
crops are starting to really hurt now,some on sandy soils are already done.good to ex. soils are curling and turning white on the shallow soils. southern,wi.
We're in Eastern Arizona at 6400 feet elevation. We haven't had rain for several months, and we're very vulnerable to catastrophic wildfire right now. Even though we suffer these very dry conditions, weeds and insects are a major problem for us. It's a huge challenge to grow anything here this year.
The only harvest with any certain grain is wheat and that was hurt by dry weather. Corn and soybeans will not produce grain without a significant period of rains within 30 days. Have already bought back all forward contracted bushels on the Board. Crop Ins. with the fall harvest price option will pay most of the bills.
below average
n.e. colorado -pasture grass looks like late fall already.
dryland part of farm looks ok yet but is running on subsoil moister and willl need rain within 2 weeks or less
BEANS PLANTED A MONTH AGO ARE NOW CREEPING THRU THE GROUND. HAD AN INCH OF RAIN IN THE LAST SIX WEEKS.VERY DRY.
first time I have seen corn firing before it even tasseled
crops are two weeks ahead of normal
Can't seem to get more than a quarter inch and that doesn't soak down to the roots.
northern white county need rain bad
Crop looks good but needs rain.
over 4 weeks with not much rain, soybeans have stopped growing and some corn is rolling
Soybeans planted May 15, are uneven with some in 2nd trifoliate and others non germinated in dry soil.
northeast kansas need rain bad only had.20 in last 5 weeks
Too wet hail dust storms
If you planted to april 27th your good after that date lots of issues. Hard rains compacted and crusted soils leading to emergence issues. stands are less than desireable, however just above being worthy of replant. now insects are hitting hard cutworm,armyworm and stalk borer and the fields are clean of weeds. it is one goofy year that is not off to an excellent start
Rain Rain we need Rain Rain crops not growing all we can get is tenths of rain
I livr 30 miles east of Omaha Ne. if we don't get some rain in the next ten days crops are going to start dying. It is getting pretty scary out ther now.
We are in a severe drought situation. Without rain soon we will have big yield reduction
Corn planted March 31 is just barly over Knee high, nothing growing right slow and slower. starting to look like 1983 drought where corn made around 20 bu or less. Very few filed looks good.
dry soil rootless corn need rain nowwwww
some corn is dying. soybeans early is good needs rain, later soybeans are spotty coming up.
The corn crop looks as bad as I have ever seen it across much of Minnesota.
Our farms are in northwest Iowa. Sioux County was very dry up until mid-May. Then a series of rains came through, totaling over 6" for the month. Corn and soybeans are off to a wonderful start with ample moisture at this time.
Earliest planted soybeans are reaching V4-5. Drought conditions are still hampering growth, as well as weed control.
We had to do about 10% replant on the corn and then received more rain and drowned those spots out again
Looking pretty good had quite a bit of hail in the area
Real dry, cracks in the wheat feilds2-3 inches wide.
corn starting to die from lack of moisture.
Very dry. Lots of rootles corn syndrome. Replanting beans.
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