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North Central Illinois | Well Ty I could of predicted some the sarcastic responses you got. Even though you feel your concern is warranted and I have no doubt it is genuine, those west of the Mississippi do not allow someone from Illinois to express concern over their crop. I don't mean this as a slam Ty so please don't take it that way. This is summer weather. We haven't had a good dose of it for a couple of years. I think some of us forget what it is like to be good and hot for a few days. I don't think you have anything to worry about unless the heat stays much longer than predicted. With the moisture you have you should be fine. I'm am not crazy about corn pollinating with these temps and heat indices but with good moisture you should be fine. The beans will be fine too. They will need heat and water in August. Mid 90's and humid is indeed a far different story than upper 90's or triples with low humidity and windy. I would not want to be going into this heat with no moisture in the tank even with the humidity. | |
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Hot weather on Corn and Soybeans
