Soybean harvest was at 3%, even with last year but behind the 9% average. Soybean condition rated 1% very poor, 2% poor, 14% fair, 57% good and 26% excellent, well above last year’s 60% good or excellent condition. About 94% of the soybeans had turned color, even with last year and near the 95% average. Fifty-nine percent of soybeans had dropped their leaves, behind last year’s 65% and the average of 70%.
Winter wheat seeded was 59%, ahead of last year’s 53% but behind the 62% average. About 23% of next year’s crop had emerged, ahead of last year’s 16%, but behind the 28% average.
Alfalfa conditions rated 3% very poor, 8% poor, 21% fair, 54% good and 14% excellent, well above last year’s 41% good or excellent condition. Fourth cutting was 62% complete, behind last year’s 70% but ahead of the 61% average.
Sorghum harvest had just started at 1% compled, behind last year’s 3% and the average of 5%. Conditions rated 0% very poor, 1% poor, 14% fair, 51% good and 34% excellent, well above last year’s 55% good or excellent condition. Sorghum turning color was 97%, behind last year’s 99% but ahead of the 93% average. Mature sorghum was 42%, behind last year’s 50%.
Dry bean conditions rated 0% very poor, 5% poor, 26% fair, 58% good and 11% excellent, above last year’s 62% good or excellent condition. Dry beans dropping leaves was 98%, well ahead of last year’s 67% and 71% average.Dry beans harvested was 64%, well ahead of last year’s 26% and 33% average.
Proso millet harvested was 62%. Ahead of last year’s 32% and 52% average.
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