"The rains that have come since have been quite variable. Nebraska, Iowa and Wisconsin all faced heat and building drought early in the season. "Soil moisture is low, so even more than normal, it's about where it did rain and where it didn't." "We know we started this season with a lot of stress," Gro Intelligence Senior Analyst Jon Haines said. After back-to-back record seasons, Wisconsin's crop didn't get relief from July rains, and Gro's yield estimate dropped to 172.2 bpa. Iowa's estimate is just 2 bpa shy of the record set in 2021. 9, Gro's models put corn yields above five-year averages in Nebraska and Iowa, at 189.5 and 202 bushels per acre (bpa), respectively. County yield averages are then used to generate state and national yield estimates. Yield projections are generated using satellite imagery, rainfall data, temperature maps and much more beginning at the county level. The DTN Digital Yield Tour, now in its sixth year, looks at how the corn and soybean crops are progressing using Gro's yield models, which update daily to incorporate new data. There's above-average potential in Iowa despite its variability, while some of Wisconsin's prime farmland has had little reprieve from drought. Gro Intelligence's corn yield estimate for Nebraska has rebounded 21% from its lows in late June. (DTN) - The corn crop's revival story continues on the third day of the 2023 DTN Digital Yield Tour. This map shows this year's yield forecasts compared to the rolling five-year average, highlighting areas of higher-than-normal yield potential in green and lower potential in brown.
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