In-Field Crop Progress

Aug 16, 2023

In-Field Crop Progress Report - Indiana

This week we visit Northwest Indiana with Merchant Connor Gutwein, Agronomist Marty Park and local farmer Michael Burke. We take a look at 112-day corn that initially went through a good amount of heat stress, but after some rain, the yield is looking very positive. The local bean crop has seen some bugs, but the recent rain and sunshine is helping these beans thrive.

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Morning Comments: M-F @ 8:00AM
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USDA: After each monthly USDA report during periods of significant crop progress.
Crop Progress: From Spring to harvest, we provide crop progress updates every two to three weeks.

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