No, .07" for the month of June whose average for the month is 4.92" June normally is the wettest month of the year. If the rains would start in the next few days and continue adequately the rest of the growing season we would have a very good crop. Corn looks good in the morning but by 3PM starting to roll. Beans seem to be abnormally short. I saw a bean field yesterday almost unrecognizable because of an infestation of "Derecho" corn. That field needed sprayed with Targa ten days ago to avoid yield loss.
I believe that market drivers are skating to where they think the puck will be not where the puck is (weather.) Again, the weather here in central Iowa is very dry and warm. The cool nights are buying some time, but to be 97* this Thursday. If wide spread rains do not arrive in Iowa in the next 10 to 14 days, maybe sooner, significant yield loss will occur. MHO.
I still have not sold any new crop grain and still have couple of pick-up loads of corn and beans of old crop to sell. Maybe I should before storage cost eat up more of their value.
