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SE IL | In the May report which is very uncommon. They normally don’t make changes that early and now we see why. Plenty of growing season left to be 3-4 bu below trend or that much above. If we were to end up that much above trend c/o would be back to somewhat comfortable levels. Let’s not forget 2021 and some of the conditions that still led to a great crop: drought in Iowa, massive stalled front in late June dumped copious amounts of rain through some of the highest producing areas in IL and IN. A lot of damage was done and we heard all summer how IL would be way off because of it. Big parts of IN didn’t get much rain the rest of the summer.
National yield 177, IA 205, IL 202, IN 195. Honestly it probably did knock 10ba off the IL yield.
Edited by Deere6 7/6/2022 07:01
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