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Much needed sunshine returned and with it HEAT. Pod shed was seen in many fields after an overcast and fairly wet previous 10 day stretch. SDS continues to show up in many fields. Reports of white mold are starting to trickle in as well. Corn is 1/2-3/4 milk line. This heat will speed up maturity. Local elevator tours showed an estimated average of 215 bu/acre.
Extremely hot and humid
One chance of precipitation in the 7 day
Adequate moisture
R5-R6
R4-R5
Stink bugs, corn rootworm, Japanese beetles
Waterhemp
SDS, white mold, brown stem rot, cercospora leaf blight, grey leaf spot
Extremely hot and humid and night time temps above 70°
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