Missouri Crop Regions
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A wide area got a nice shower Saturday night. Crops are looking really good. Haying has or is wrapping up, and I’m seeing growers taking some …
Things are looking good this way. Beans and corn have really turned around and are looking great. Wheat is out and double-crop beans are going…
There are a few finishing up replant beans in the area. As for the rest, there is wheat being harvested and double-crop beans going in as well…
Watching it dry out. Some farmers are waiting for fields to dry out so they can see how much replant they will have after these heavy rains. J…
Planting finally was wrapped up, but now we are jumping into replant after large amounts of rainfall in a short amount of time.
We’re haying CRP. Crops are really growing now. Corn is all over the place, growth wise, but a lot of it is entering the milk stage in the ear…
Many are dealing with flooding this past week. Lighter rains here have really progressed the corn and bean crops. Things are a lot greener tha…
Wheat harvest hit full throttle this past week. The majority of the crop was taken out, as beans rolled in behind it. Fungicides proved to be …
Another soaker of a week in the books. Major delay for wheat harvest. Finally allowed back in the field on Friday (July 2). Hoping to see a ni…
One day suitable for wheat harvesting this past week, but rain the rest. Good yields with high test weights on the little bit harvested. Not s…
This week we had sunshine and hot temperatures. The ground dried out enough for final applications on soybeans. Corn fungicide is still being …
This week started with very wet conditions from the weekend storms. Several growers have green snap or wind damage in their corn fields from t…
This week we were able to get our beans posted and resprayed some corn. A couple spray planes have been in the area spraying fungicide and top…
Rain continued into this week. Sunshine finally came out towards the end of the week with temperatures in the mid-80s. Everything is green as …
Rain, rain and more rain. Rained about every day. Crops experienced wind damage from a couple of the storms. Much more mild temperatures this …
Most all of the double-crop acres are complete in the area. Stands of soybeans are still extremely spotty at this point. A rain covered most o…
Another wet week with areas of heavy rainfall. All of the wheat in the area did get harvested. Lots of double crops to be planted. It’s going …
Dane Diehl farms with family in Bates County, raising corn and soybeans. He graduated from the University of Missouri, and he serves on the Mi…
Weather allowed for much work on soybeans. Lots of beans in the area got replanted, double crops went in, and most people finished cutting whe…
More rain for the week, coupled with the cooler temperatures, sure has turned around the corn crop. Hopefully wheat and double-crop soybean pl…
It was hot and humid all week with lots of sunshine. The first major push of fungicide is coming to an end quickly for corn. Several people ha…
Last week turned out to be very nice. Some popup showers came through the area, getting some areas wet but still no major amounts of rain. We …
Drew Mizer is a fourth-generation farmer in Saline County, raising corn and soybeans. He farms with his dad and uncle.
Weather allowed for much work on soybeans. Lots of beans in the area got replanted, double crops went in, and most people finished cutting whe…
It was another wet week, raining about every day here but Friday. The corn is still progressing, with corn starting to tassel. The beans are n…
The rain finally stopped and we saw a dry week for the first time in a while. The corn looks great where it wasn’t flooded or drowned out, lov…
More rain last week kept everything very saturated. Most of the corn looks great. Some of the late and replanted stuff is very uneven. Soybean…
Adam Jones farms in St. Charles and Lincoln counties, growing corn, soybeans and some wheat, and raising cattle. He also works for CoBank, in …
We finally had a few days of drying after the constant and heavy rains in early July. Fields dried out enough for folks to replant some beans …
Well, two weeks ago we were dry, and now we are going on eight straight days of rain. Some bottom ground has flooded out and will not dry in t…