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Recent Hailstorm Cuts Yield Potential for Iowa, Nebraska and Missouri

Posted June 28, 2021
in Top Ag News

Local agronomists say top yielding potential was lost for some in Iowa, eastern Nebraska and northern Missouri corn crops due to a recent hailstorm. The storm dropped 0.50- to 1.75-inch-size hail causing stripped corn and some soybean defoliation. Experts say the soybean crops have a better chance of bouncing back at this stage in their growth. Find out why yield loss could be as much as 15% for affected fields.

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