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85% of Soybeans in the Bin, But Only Two-Thirds of Corn Acres Harvested

November 13, 2019 | Posted in Commodities

As of this past Sunday, soybean growers were in their stretch run for this year’s harvest, but corn growers still had a long way to go.

11% of Corn, 13% of Soybeans Harvested Last Week; Sugar Beets, Sunflowers Far Behind Schedule

November 5, 2019 | Posted in Commodities

Source: USDA

Measurable snow has already fallen across a good part of the Corn Belt, Lake States and Northern Plains and with colder than usual temperatures setting in, many farmers are facing as much difficulty getting crops out of their fields as they did getting them planted this past spring.

41% of Corn Harvested; 62% of Soybeans in the Bin

October 28, 2019 | Posted in Commodities

With 7% of corn acres yet to fully mature and 97% of soybeans dropping leaves, the 2019 harvest season is well underway but still lagging compared with a year ago, according to the USDA’s Oct. 27 Crop Progress report.

Corn Harvest Still Behind; Soybeans Catch Up Slightly at 46% Harvested

October 22, 2019 | Posted in Commodities

The corn maturation rate continues to lag behind both last year’s progress (99%) and the 5 year average (97%) at just 86% as of Oct. 21, up 13% from the 73% reported last week. Wisconsin remains the most behind at 61% of their corn crop said to be mature.

22% of Corn, 26% of Soybeans Harvested; Little Change in Crop Conditions

October 16, 2019 | Posted in Commodities

As of Oct. 13, 22% of corn acres were in the bin, along with 26% of soybeans, according to USDA’s latest Crop Progress report. Condition of the crops moving to the harvest season remained essentially unchanged from the past several weeks.

Crop Progress Remains Behind Schedule, Small Decline in Crop Conditions

October 8, 2019 | Posted in Commodities

Following the Oct. 7, 2019, USDA Crop Progress report, crops still remains significantly behind schedule. Additionally, corn and soybean saw some small decreases in their reported “good” and “excellent” crop conditions.

Corn and Soybean Progress Remains Behind 5 Year Average

October 1, 2019 | Posted in Commodities

According to the USDA’s Sept. 30 Crop Progress report, the same story prevails as has been seen all season: corn and soybean progress remains well behind the average numbers and has a lot of catching up to do before harvest.

Corn Harvest Underway, But Only 29% ‘Mature;’ Soybeans Still Looking to Catch Up

September 24, 2019 | Posted in Commodities

According to USDA’s Sept. 23 Crop Progress report, 7% of corn has been harvested, but few growers in the big corn states have taken their combines out the shed. Meanwhile, soybeans still have a lot of catching up to do. Overall, the condition of both crops is little changed from the past few weeks.

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.

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