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Wisconsin Corn Harvest Matches Average, Soybeans Trail by Five Points
Wisconsin's corn harvest is 4% complete, matching the five-year average, while soybean harvest at 5% trails the average by five points, per USDA's latest crop progress report.
Market notes
- Wisconsin corn harvest is 4% complete, even with the five-year average
- Soybean harvest at 5% is five points behind the average pace
- 69% of Wisconsin corn is rated in good to excellent condition
The USDA's latest crop progress report shows Wisconsin's corn harvest at 4% complete, matching the five-year average, while soybean harvest lags at 5%, five points behind the average pace.
Corn conditions remain strong, with 69% rated good to excellent. The crop has reached 92% dented and 54% mature, according to the report released Monday.
Soybean harvest progress stands at 5%, trailing the five-year average by five percentage points.
The USDA's National Agricultural Statistics Service compiles crop progress data from surveys of agricultural producers across the state.
These figures provide insight into harvest timing, which can influence grain basis levels and farmgate margins as the season progresses.
via Brownfield Ag News (Source)
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