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Spring Wheat Condition Ratings Decline, Soybeans Improve and Corn Holds Steady

Posted July 21, 2021
in Top Ag News

Corn SilkingCorn quality is holding steady, soybeans improved 1% over last week, while the spring wheat crop hasn’t fared as well, according to the latest Crop Progress Report. U.S. corn conditions ratings stayed at 65% good-to-excellent with 56% in the silk stage (against the 52% 5-year average). Soybeans were at 60% good-to-excellent with 63% soybeans blooming and 23% in the setting pods stage. Spring wheat crop conditions dropped down from 16% to 11% good-to-excellent. See how the crops are faring compared to their five-year average.

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