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Status of 2019 Corn and Soybean Crops

07/06/2020

The USDA Crop Progress Report released on July 6th documented soybean and corn emergence as complete but corn silking is behind the 5-year average. The condition of both corn and soybean crops are superior to 2019.

Subsoil and surface moisture levels were lower than the corresponding weeks in 2019 creating concern in some states over drought. Topsoil moisture was partly restored by rains this past week. CHICK-NEWS and EGG-NEWS will report on the progress of the two major crops as monitored by the USDA through the end of the 2020 harvest in October.

Reference is made to the June 11th WASDE Report #601 accessible under the STATISTICS tab for projected 2020 acreage and yields to be updated next week.

WEEK ENDING

Crop

June 28th

July 5th

5-Year Average

Corn Planted (%)

Corn Emerged (%)

Corn Silking (%)

100

100

4

100

100

10

100

100

16

Soybeans Planted (%)

Soybeans Emerged (%)

Soybeans Blooming (%)

Soybeans setting pods (%)

100

100

14

-

100

100

21

2

100

100

34

4

 

Crop Condition

V. Poor

 Poor

Fair

Good

Excellent

Corn 2020 (%)

Corn 2019 (%) *

* late planting

1

3

 

5

9

23

31

54

47

17

10

Soybeans 2020 (%)

Soybeans 2019 (%)*

 * late planting N/A

1

3

4

9

24

35

57

46

14

7

 

Parameter

V. Short

Short

Adequate

Surplus

Topsoil moisture: Past Week

10

26

57

7

Past Year

3

12

70

15

Subsoil moisture: Past Week

8

24

62

6

Past Year

3

10

70

17