After the July 11 WASDE report said estimated corn yields were reduced by 20 bu. from the June report, we want to know, what are you predicting for corn yields, as a percentage of what's normal or average on your farm. We'd love to know numbers, too, so leave a comment with a bushel-per-acre estimate, as well as your county/state.
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iroquis county ill the lord blest us with a 3 in rain ist part of july made 8 bushel over 5 year average208bu
Schuyler County Illinois - Corn yield = 112 - 154 Bu/A and Bean yield = 43 - 47 bu/A.
Northwest Ohio corn Defiance County 40% of normal, Putnam County 120% of normal. Soybeans 100% to 115% of normal in Putnam County
EC Kansas
Second year in a row for almost complete crop failure. Thankful for crop insurance so we can try again next year. We have not had runoff of water since spring. Many ponds are completely dry and many are almost.
Logan Co., IL Yeild 51bu/Ac vs 208 average on corn.
Platte Co., NE crop consultant. Most irrigated fields in 200 - 230 range, less if irrigation problems or limited water. Top 25% - 225 to near 300. One customer claiming 290- 310+ on one field, one variety on eight rounds. Also another customer with 270 average on irrigation acres on one field. Nearby farmer claiming 290 ave on one field irrigated. Dry land better than expected, some zero, most 30 to 75, some stickouts at 110. Beans dry land 0 -25, irrigated 30 to 75, some stickouts at 95 being claimed.
150 bu /A on corn, 30 bu/A on beans I hope! Fremont county IA
West central Iowa Carroll County. The crop adjuster just left and came up with 80% loss in the corn. Average yield 40 to 50 bu. on excellent heavy soil. Beans will run 15 bu. acre.
south central ohio 60 bu corn 60 bu soybeans
Calhoun County,Tx corn about 75% or 65 bu. and milo about 90 to 115 bu.
Calhoun County,Tx corn about 75% or 65 bu. and milo about 90 to 115 bu.
west central il insurance adjuster rated corn yield ZERO, normally 180+
Moultrie County Il ... Last week field samples indicate an average yield for farm (88 acres) of 152 b/a vs 5 year ave of 189.
Floyd County Ia. Insurance adjuster was here and marked out the fields to destroy. This is ground that has a 200 bu. APH, the rest of the fields we are hoping for 50 bpa.
knox county ohio a little on the dry side but just enough rain to keep crops going probably 95% on corn and beans, hay about 50% normal tonage
EC SD. Corn 50-130; Beans 20-40; Lower if it doesn't rain again.
very spotty rain beans need rain now 75 % of normal at best on corn and beans
NE south Dakota
180-200+ corn
get 1 more rain in august we well have 50+ bushel beans
grand forks, North Dakota about 160-170 for corn. Beans 40-50 bushel
Washington Co-SW IL- much of the county will be 0 to 50, with most leaning toward 0. Double crop beans are gone, so that is 0, first crop beans will be 25 or lower, depends on rain in next 10 days.
SC Minn, Martin County. Corn looks great from road. Peel back some husks, not so great. No rain 140bu, if rains in next 10 days, 160-180. Beans to early to tell.
Rice county MN. Recent heavy and timely rains are very benficial. Early counts on corn appear to tell us that a range from 145 to 200 can be expected barring calamity. The beans look good but not as good as corn in relationship. Maybe 40-45 BPA.
rock county wi 150 corn, 50+ soybeans.
The high is probably in for corn ? US will begin importing shortly, in my opinion.
Because of logistics, there will be regions and times where the US will be exporting and importing at the same time. If crop drops below 120 bu avg without over 2 million additional acres abandoned, expect $10 corn to ration use and exports, which will reduce imports as well. Below 110 bu. and hard to imagine how we make it to next harvest.
S.E Kansas, one field of corn baled and one mile away corn should make 80 go figure. Beans needs rain yesterday been
blooming for weeks and no pods planted in late May. Beans
planted in mid April have some pods and beans forming but no
rain for almost 60 days the end is very near.
Been custom chopping corn for 3 weeks in eastern and northeast Kansas. 0 to 50 bu Quality of the ears left is terrible.
NC Iowa 110 corn 30 to 35 beans
WCIL - Beans will out yield corn, if it rains this week
NE In 20to40 corn got 70 in 1988.
Defiance county Ohio got 1-3 inches Thursday .im thinking 50-75 bu on corn,beans maybe 40-60 if we keep getting rain into August and cooler temps.
Macoupin county Illinois, our last rain was May 30 with 1 1/2 "
Hopefully corn 50 bu and beans 20 bu
west central il, corn0-60 beans5-20
I'm 20 mi. SW of IA City. NO rain yet in July. Went from 200 bu. to prob. 110 at this point but losing more every day that it doesn't rain and cool off. Mature maple trees are shedding green leaves and corn is starting to fire. Beans still holding on.
west cent.Oh 25-125 corn- beans 15-? if rains keep coming. early beans very short.
Warren Co, IN, northwest central, Corn 40-100, Beans 25-40 if get rain next couple days. Worst in 35 years.
Southwest NE Irrigated corn looks good ??? pollination and kernal abortion in this heat, 116 today on my thermometer with a memory is a question to be answered later. A lot of dryland corn in my area, because of poor wheat returns in the last few years, will be zeroed and cut for silage if can get cut before it falls over
Colfax co NE. May have salvaged 80 bu corn if had rained this weekend on some godd ground with full season corn. With the stretch of 100Plus for the next week that takes that number down to 25 if lucky..
Carlisle county in far western Kentucky. Corn yields probally gonna be cut somewhere between 50% - 75%. There are areas that will yield less than that. There are also some pockets of good corn( low ground that was planted early). Soybeans are hurting but there is still hope for them if we can catch some rain here soon.
NE SD
Corn 120-140 on lighter ground 160-200 on the good stuff.
Beans yet to be determined but somewhere between 30-60.
Glad to see that some of those 1000's of wet spots dried up and you are getting acrop. I did PP claims in your area the last 2 summers for crop ins company.
Cape Girardeau County Missouri. Probably 33% of our normal yield. Early planted beans who knows. Lots of plant but flower abortions have been high. Wheat beans are 0 currently, planting some fields today for the third time.
Oneida county, northern NY, a little dry looking for 125-150 bu 89 day corn, no-till loam, as good as it gets up here. Down on the gravel ground, not so good.
Wallace County Kansas. Corn-0 to 10 bushel/ac. Milo- 0-25 bushel. Sunflowers-0 to 500#.
wood cty. wi. are guess on corn is 0-50 beans 0- or less
Polk co WI Normal 175-200 corn, this year 50-190
40-60 beans, this year 40-60
Beans not hurt at all, corn hurt on our super light sandy ground. Oats ran from 75-115 bpa. Rained four inches in last three days.
South Central North Dakota. Corn at 100 bu. and Soybeans 25 bu.
Olmsted Co. southeast MN. Been getting lucky, just enough rain to get by. Corn-175 bu. Soybeans-45 bu.
Fond du Lac County, WI. 60 bu corn, 20-25 bu beans
Caldwell County, KY 10-35 bu on corn. Soybeans, maybe they'll make something.......if it'll rain.
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