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Thought the arguement was concerning the final size of the crop.
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IMO 2014 crop gets smaller from here
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12.8 and 3.4
crop is far from the bin
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Saw 8 foot tall corn with no ears being swathed this afternoon.
300 miles of 150 potential yielding corn in July except the little under irrigation at least 50% of the potential gone due to drought
Nebraska City to Norton Kansas. Really sad.
Yep it's getting bigger....NOT
This might just be the exception year.
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Guys they just used a plug ear weight for this report. Starting with the sept report they will use real weights. With the cool summer and adequate rain I would use the ear weights of 04, that would put this crop at 173.5 average.
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An area the size Indiana went half rate after the 15 of July in corn yields, acres that had the potential up to that time to go 150+ average .
Natl average 170+ on planted acreage. Nope, nada, ain't gonna happen.
Only have a chance at it in Iowa Illinois Indiana, not even gonna happen in Maryland.
Your problem is you gotta count all the other states that aren't going to measure up this year'
You must work for the gov't. Just because you print it and yell it from the rooftops don't make it so.
This may be the year the Emperor has no clothes.
We are now in the middle of Aug and from now on out cool weather and shorter daylight everyday just may not cut the mustard.
You are the poster boy for counting eggs as chickens.