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Great post... Thanks
I believe smart funds have their yield models literally down a county T-Yield for the entire US . correlating available moisture , planting dates, GDUs. plant growth stages, evapotranspiration,,, trend line yields,, Thus every time a forecasted rain event occurs or does not occur the price corn reflects this . As grower would be nice to be on little more level playing field with funds... Shout out to USDA-NASS--weekly Corn-soy-wheat Yield model would be nice...better yet why not.
Given NASS-USDA. has all this data and more ..why we do not have weekly yield updates is beyond me.
More data to support your rain makes grain post. Irrigated- and dry land yield
Attached is link to Nebraska Extension..
http://cropwatch.unl.edu/corn/yieldtrends Nice article great graphics.
For example how tough is it to estimate irrigated corn yields in NE ... Dry land a little tougher.. but with precip data and historical trend lines... Your are in the money
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