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S Illinois | So the lowest non-major drought yield year since 2003 despite having the first and third producing corn states with over 80% good/excellent. As bad as Missouri is and Indiana is, their acres are drawfed by the production of the northwestern corn belt. We also must remember pollination is beginning under very favorable conditions for the non- drowned out corn. Much like it takes really good weather everywhere to get super high yields, it also takes a lot of poor weather over a large area to hurt yields that much. 158-160 is still a better yield to point to at this time. | |
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